Subject	probably a wide band O2 sensor
Posted by	mr. t on August 24, 2000 at 6:04 PM
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In Reply To	How do they monitor air:fuel ratio during a dyno run? posted by Bernie on August 24, 2000 at 06:01 PM
Message	: As you can see in the dyno below, there's a bottom graph displaying air:fuel ratio. Do they simply tap into the O2 sensors or do they have something more sophisticated than that? : like a GReddy a/f gauge which comes with a wide band sensor.
Follow Ups	How do they monitor air:fuel ratio during a dyno run? - Bernie 18:01:16 08/24/00 probably a wide band O2 sensor - mr. t 18:04:02 08/24/00 and where do they put it? in the stock location? (n/m) - Bernie 19:11:59 08/24/00 Passenger side>> - Dallas DamonZ 19:23:24 08/24/00 nah thats not how they do it, this is how they do it > - Kiwi_Z [Sonic MS] 20:03:23 08/24/00 Actually, The most accurate way is to do it at the - LRD VDR 20:22:08 08/24/00 more >>> - Kiwi_Z [Sonic MS] 20:58:47 08/24/00 That wouldn't be Philip Long's pre-FMIC dyno would it? (n/m) - Chip(Southern.MS) 19:54:25 08/24/00 I dunno... just grabbed it off the 400RWHP Supra debate belo - Bernie 20:16:58 08/24/00
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