Wideband Tuning

[MartyP]

Since I bought a AEM Wideband for my 98 Eclipse GS-T Turbo (4G63T) I was wondering if it would be good for tuning/adjusting the mixture on the D ?

Anybody did it ?

Is it the best way to do it ?

What else would I need ?

If anybody have more info on that, I would be very interested !

PS: my car is stock !

Thanks !

[Delorean Industries]

Since I bought a AEM Wideband for my 98 Eclipse GS-T Turbo (4G63T) I was wondering if it would be good for tuning/adjusting the mixture on the D ?

Anybody did it ?

Is it the best way to do it ?

What else would I need ?

If anybody have more info on that, I would be very interested !

PS: my car is stock !

Thanks !

We set all cars like this at DPI. Setting by dwell is overrated and not absolute.

[Bitsyncmaster]

Good way to test if your lambda and O2 sensor are good but unless you disconnect the lambda system it won't help you tuning.

[MartyP]

I was thinking of welding on another o2 bung to install it after the o2 sensor.

Can someone explain de process to tune it ?

Thanks !

[Bitsyncmaster]

I was thinking of welding on another o2 bung to install it after the o2 sensor.

Can someone explain de process to tune it ?

Thanks !

With the wide band, you program it for a different AFR and feed the output set to simulate the narow band into the stock Lambda unit.