Wideband O2 Systems!!!

[Pornflakes]

A lot of people have been asking about them, so here's the COMPLETE system including O2 sensor for dirt cheap. www.ka24de.com

[4felix20]

awesome.

[KApwr]

Damn Pornflakes, we just ordered one right before you posted!! Still got alot of stuff from you though. Thanks for supporting the beloved KA. Keep up the good work.

[TurboKA37]

yea thats a good deal. i like how u can switch it over to a 1V reading so u can use it for the narrow band reading for the ecu.

[Pornflakes]

yea thats a good deal. i like how u can switch it over to a 1V reading so u can use it for the narrow band reading for the ecu.

You can do both simultaneously; wideband reading and 0-1V narrowband reading. That way you can feed the narrowband signal to the ECU, while you tune with the wideband.

[TurboKA37]

If you know how to solder and put chips together id check out the tech-edge DIY kit. you can pretty much get everything including wires, computer, and display for about $150. you just have to take the time to solder everything together. this is prolly what i will get.

[Pornflakes]

The TE unit does not work with all sensors such as NTK, etc..., but only with the Bosch LSU4. Also, the TE unit is not able to self-calibrate like the LM-1 unit can.

In addition, the TE DIY is $251 (not $150) with the display, O2 sensor from VW, connector, and WB unit with cable. Then you have to solder it together. There's a significant chance for problems if you're not experienced at this. Then you have to calibrate it.

There's just too much room for error in my opinion, and it's a long wait to receive the unit from Australia. The TE ready-built unit would be much better then the TE DIY unit (for the unexperienced) , but then the cost is high too.

For $349 shipped, the LM-1 is a self-calibrating, complete system that is fully built in the factory. Is is complatible with ANY wideband sensor. Also, the LM-1 was actually compared side by side with the Horiba WB system (which costs a few thousand dollars), and it was absolutely DEAD ON accurate with it.

[huguetpj]

For $349 shipped, the LM-1 is a self-calibrating, complete system that is fully built in the factory. Is is complatible with ANY wideband sensor. Also, the LM-1 was actually compared side by side with the Horiba WB system (which costs a few thousand dollars), and it was absolutely DEAD ON accurate with it.

I'd purchase the unit if I just had the cash. I'm pretty sure it'll pay by itself from not having to pay dyno time everytime you tune your car.

[drftnassmofo]

i want this to be my next mod but how much horsepower can i get out of a stock 91 ka24de with the kit???