Subject	I did not see anything about a NTK sensor which
Posted by	dream Z (MD) on June 09, 2006 at 11:25 AM
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In Reply To	http://www.innovatemotorsports.com/ (n/m) posted by Scotts94z32 on June 09, 2006 at 11:12 AM
Message	is what I hear is better for leaded fuels
Follow Ups	Which wideband - dream Z (MD) 10:10:41 06/09/06 I have the zeitronix and I love it - luke21 10:12:50 06/09/06 2nd love mine aswell. (n/m) - Crim 10:43:07 06/09/06 never heard of it (n/m) - dream Z (MD) 10:46:59 06/09/06 http://www.innovatemotorsports.com/ (n/m) - Scotts94z32 11:12:36 06/09/06 I did not see anything about a NTK sensor which - dream Z (MD) 11:25:59 06/09/06 Why would you use *leaded* fuel when there are plenty of - Z-Jay (Edmonton, AB) 11:55:59 06/09/06 It was just tuned on half 116 octane and half 93 octane - dream Z (MD) 12:12:08 06/09/06 Rinnovate is compatable with NTK - ztunerz 01:52:38 06/10/06 Do not run your sensor unpowered in the exhaust stream - HogZ (Allen, TX) 11:22:25 06/09/06 Thanks I just read that on the innovate site guess - dream Z (MD) 11:32:13 06/09/06 Re: Thanks I just read that on the innovate site guess - HogZ (Allen, TX) 11:40:26 06/09/06 AEM dual wide band. I have and it works great. - natottz 13:11:22 06/09/06 i carry the AEM 6 in 1 widebands w/ white gauges (n/m) - kryptonite729@VP 14:40:44 06/09/06 PLX (n/m) - Shawn300zTT GT28R MD 14:53:00 06/09/06
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