Wideband Comparison

[Halon]

http://www.fordmuscle.com/archives/2007/06/WidebandShootout/index.php

Interesting little article. Apparently it was sponsored by Innovative, so no wonder there's came out on top. I personally run the M300.

http://www.fordmuscle.com/archives/2007/06/WidebandShootout/images/chart_sm.jpg

[scheides]

WOW! Great info man!!

[crazy_skier]

so I should probally richen up my car .75 afr since thats how far the zeitronix is and I'm tuned for 11.5

[niterydr]

The NTK/NGK AFX can read up to a point off, but that is the point of calibrating the sensor.

If people only understood the true meaning behind this "documented" write-up, they would be laughing as hard as I am.

[Halon]

Care to share? I put this up as I thought it may be good info. If you have something to add, please share instead of just leaving a completely open ended coment?

[ExTREME]

What about their new DB Gauge? I don't see that on the list?

[xveganxcowboyx]

Yeah, do share. I need to buy a wideband at some point int he near future and any useful info would be appreciated.

[Shane@DBPerformance]

Josh, how is the NGK wideband? I haven't tried one yet.

I believe the accuracy for the PLX.

[Halon]

I remember at the dyno day, I watched both widebands and my plx stayed pretty much right on with the shops one.

[1ViciousGSX]

I have the AEM wideband controller & add-on gauge. I can verify that there is a little delay in the reading. It's easy to tell with no lift to shift, My front O2 sensor picks up the change by about .3-.5 sec before the wideband. Now my wideband is also farther down the exhaust stream, between the engine block and firewall, but at high rpm WOT exhaust velocities, it shouldn't be that much of a delay. We are only talking about the distance from the O2 housing to the other side of my flex section just past the oil pan. Good to know the reading I get is acurate though.