Subject	yes from the factory, and not always accurate. Also does>>
Posted by	HogZ (NW Arkansas) on April 15, 2003 at 1:09 PM
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In Reply To	The PLM sells for $1300. sensor’s have calibration resistor (n/m) posted by xybertron on April 15, 2003 at 12:12 PM
Message	not account for the fact that the o2 sensors readings change as it ages. You need air calibration capabilities to maintain accuracy over the entire life of your sensor.
Follow Ups	Which wide band O2 sensors to get and how much? (n/m) - MarkH 10:36:44 04/15/03 FJO & a lot (n/m) - U ZCREAM 10:52:08 04/15/03 www.widebando2.com (n/m) - Boost Junkie 10:58:46 04/15/03 FJO, email me for pricing. (n/m) - Chip(GinnMotorsports) 11:12:39 04/15/03 I have one - its worth it if your serious about tuning. - xybertron 11:51:50 04/15/03 Motec PLM. It offers calibration u need that FJO does not (n/m) - HogZ (NW Arkansas) 11:55:22 04/15/03 The PLM sells for $1300. sensor’s have calibration resistor (n/m) - xybertron 12:12:45 04/15/03 yes from the factory, and not always accurate. Also does>> - HogZ (NW Arkansas) 13:09:44 04/15/03 Hang tight. I'll be starting a group buy @ $300-$400 - Bernie 12:15:48 04/15/03 Which make will it be on and is that just for one sensor? (n/m) - MarkH 12:37:55 04/15/03
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