wideband question

[daniel240]

has anyone heard of this wideband: zt 2 bundle from zeitronix? im thinking about purchasing it from someone. they said it has data logging. just want to make sure it will work on the 240 and get some advice on it before i buy it. thanks

[skatanic28]

im using one. pretty good unit, datalogs quite a few different things if you get the sensors too, (afr, egt, boost, throttle, revs)are you getting the unit with or without the display?

[daniel240]

not sure ill find out. the guy used it for a few hours to tune a is300.

[daniel240]

does anyone know if i can use my safcII to display the outputs from this wideband? it says it comes with a 5wire o2 sensor, is this the one i need?

[virus77]

I use it, personally I like it alot. It costs less, has more features, works great and is alot smaller than some on the market. I have it set on my profec e-01 to display A/F so I didnt get the screen, it also has easy to use software. Im not sure if the safcII takes an input from a signal like my E-01, if it does than you can display the outputs, and the 5 wire sensor is the actual wideband sensor it comes with, replacements are like $50.

[skatanic28]

i dont remember if theres a wideband output on it, but it does have the simulated narrowband output to feed to the ecu so that was nice...no additional bungs needed. i dont belive the safc can accept any additional inputs, unless you can use the orange and pink wires for a karman sensor and read the voltage levels off of that. it wouldnt be scaled to a/f ratios though.

[574-240sx]

don't think there is one on the SAFCII. yes replacement o2 are expensive. I like my Innovate wideband.

[daniel240]

hmm well if it doesnt display on the safc then its probably not worth me getting. i dont have a laptop or anything to display on.

[daniel240]

the guy says it will work because the afc has a 5V input that it will display. anyone know for sure if it will work?

[virus77]

the unit does give out a 5v signal as an output so if the safcII takes a 5v input then yes it will read the voltage. It comes with chart that converts voltage to A/F so you would have to get used to knowing what voltage is the proper A/F and monitor that, not to hard.