PLX devices R-300 question

[emperor_lunchbox]

does this work like an SAFC and a wideband?

It looks like it monitors, but does it also allow configuration?If so would this be a viable replacement for a tuned ecu (enthalpy) or an SAFC II and wideband (PLX m300)?

Anyone run one of these?

[S14tat]

according to here http://www.streetrays.com/cata...10273

it what they mean when it says widebandcontroller, is that you can select the response speed of hte 02 sensor and such for different types of fuel for longevitiy. but this is a very sweet piece of hardware. if i didn't already have a wideband i would definitly consider this piece.

[emperor_lunchbox]

So I would need to install an SAFC (or similar) to actually be able to change the fuel settings?

[emperor_lunchbox]

also, is there a write up on the sentra fan conversion? I would like to do some electric fans.

[S14tat]

yes you would need to use a SAFC to tune it. however since you can data log, it will make your tune alot more accurate.

now for the sentra fan conversion, i just bolted the thing up. it fits pretty good. the wiring is not the best though, i basically wired a standard relay to the power wire for the stock a/c fan. this way the fans will turn on automatically when it hits like 203 degrees. which to most people is too hot, but its been running fine for me for 2 years now, and i can sit in traffic for 2 hours with the a/c on and it won't over heat. however i can't confirm if it could maintain 200 degree's though becasue i don't have a techtom mdm that can look at my real coolant temp.

there are plenty of other write ups on electric fan conversions if you search. the way they did it is alot better because it would come on at 180 degrees or run whenever the key is turned on. where i live i can't do that becaseu if its on constantly, i can't even maintain operating temp in the winter cause it gets down to like 2 degrees here.

[emperor_lunchbox]

Cool. Thanks for the help.I'll look for the the write ups.