Subject	You can either install it in the stock location and use the
Posted by	mpbond(STL) on February 02, 2006 at 11:57 PM
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In Reply To	Where does the sensor go in the exhaust? posted by cjm300zxtt on February 02, 2006 at 11:54 PM
Message	narrow band output to run into the ECU and the wideband output into the guage or datalogger. Or you can just weld another bung onto your downpipe. In a conversation w/ nixit a while back, he told me that the driver's side runs leaner than the passenger. I have never tested it, but I have never found him to be wrong either.
Follow Ups	PLX Wideband O2 group buy - mpbond(STL) 23:32:52 02/02/06 Nice! - maglito 23:44:34 02/02/06 no problem, glad to be able to help fellow Z owners. (n/m) - mpbond(STL) 23:46:36 02/02/06 I will be ordering two w/ gauges as well! - Shawn300zTT GT28R MD 23:53:06 02/02/06 I think I may have confused you w/ someone else - mpbond(STL) 23:55:33 02/02/06 Its all good, :) - Shawn300zTT GT28R MD 07:11:40 02/03/06 Why don't you get to sensors a switch and one gauge - dream Z (MD) 14:13:52 02/03/06 Where does the sensor go in the exhaust? - cjm300zxtt 23:54:15 02/02/06 It can go in place of the factory narrowband O2 sensors - U ZCREAM (The Lifestyle) 23:56:36 02/02/06 bad idea - here is why - ztunerz 11:48:54 02/03/06 hmm... here are the technical specs for the max temps. - Bernie (OOParts International) 13:44:47 02/03/06 You can either install it in the stock location and use the - mpbond(STL) 23:57:37 02/02/06 So do u have to swap it to read the opposite side? - cjm300zxtt 00:15:37 02/03/06 You would have to change it to read the other side. - mpbond(STL) 00:18:07 02/03/06 Thanks - cjm300zxtt 00:24:22 02/03/06 Oh yeah, your screen name is different so I don't connect - mpbond(STL) 00:27:07 02/03/06 sounds good (n/m) - cjm300zxtt 01:41:47 02/03/06
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