nocturnalracer
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- Aug 5, 2002
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Mesa,
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I am planning to get the m-300 but I had a question. Does the wideband 02 sensor screw where your old one is located or is there welding involved into your 02 housing?
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Originally posted by nocturnalracer
I am planning to get the m-300 but I had a question. Does the wideband 02 sensor screw where your old one is located or is there welding involved into your 02 housing?
If it's an update for the obd loggers, then having a 1g OBD1 pocketlogger log an additional value like the wideband wouldn't be much of a problem; you guys get crazy high sample rates. Isn't it like 30 or 40 samples per second. We 2g guys aren't that lucky. I see high sample rates of 17 or 18 samples per second. Other 97 and 96 cars only see 8-9 samples per second. We don't have enough sam/sec to log the important stuff like timing and rpm. Forget about logging something like a wideband signal at that low of a sample rate. Unless for 2g's you can log the wideband at a faster sample rate than OBDII values.rtmx3 said:Pockelogger is writing a new version of the datalogger that will log widebands. I'm one of the testers ( so is Antero ), the new version will be out soon.
I agree on leaving the stock o2 sensor in there and comparing it to the wideband sensor.rtmx3 said:I have decided to bung my downpipe and leave the stock o2 sensor just like it is.
It's to much BS dealing with all that eliminate the stock o2; besides I kinda wanna see what the stocker will say in reference to the wideband.
Blk_99gst said:I also added the exhaust clamp for the o2 sensor with my order. So I can put the unit on anyone's car. Inductive clamp on a spark plug wire, exhaust clamp with wideband o2 sensor in it attached to the tailpipe. I have lots of new friends now! I think I paid $480 for my setup (LM-1 unit, inductive rpm clamp, exhaust o2 sensor clamp, pc log viewing software.)[QUOTE/]
That is a pretty cool setup! I can use the plx to do the same just have to bung a pipe and not be able to datalog Oh well I bought it for me mostly anyway so I'm happy and my setup was about $150 cheaper. I probably would not have gotten the m300 if I couldn't datalog with it. Plx does have the m400 and 500 that will log, they log wirelessly. They are in the price range of what you paid but I don't think they have the exhaust clamp and inductive rpm clamp. 499 for the m500 and 469 for the m400 without the exhaust clamp and inductive rpm clamp. ( I just looked it up plxdevices.com) So the lm1 seems to be a good deal for 2g guys or guys that want to charge other people to tune their cars .
Blk_99gst said:Isn't it like 30 or 40 samples per second.