Wideband Lambda SLC DIY

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    i have been thinking of posting my findings on hear about these slc widebands,

    i wanted one to put into my track car as a perminanant install so i didnt have to remove my motec plm every time i had some management tuning work to do, i did start of with one of the last jaw wideband units but i had some issues with it,

    i contacted the site about it and he sugested i return it and he send me a slc, so i did,

    building it was a joy,went like clockwork, its a realy nice setup,

    i have also tested on my track car,

    had the motec plm in the bung and the slc pushed 8 inches down the rear pipe,

    motec read 0.89, slc read between 0.88-0.89 (cold start)
    motec read 1.00 slc read 0.99-1.00 warm

    so accuricacy looked spot on, i expected some difference in readings due to location off sensor

    i have not driven it yet to check responce time, but all i wanted it for was to feed my ecu and dash and for datalogs,

    i used to have a lc-1 for this car but after 2 sensors then the serial would not connect i gave in and put it where it deserved , in the bin
     

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