Wideband O2

[Matt_T16]

Anyone used the Zeitronix kit? www.zeitronix.com/Products/zt2/zt2.htm

At £150 to get it over here it barely seems worth getting the soldering iron out and making one from a kit, plus the datalogging straight to laptop is a big plus for me.

Matt

[Boosted Ls1]

It sure is cheap but aren't the best sensors to use a 5 wire NTK sensor like here:

www.techedge.com.au/vehicle/wbo2/wbntk.htm

I fancy the Oz product but it's more expensive. Still, I can wait for a while.

Boosted.

[Matt_T16]

Boosted Ls1 said:

It sure is cheap but aren't the best sensors to use a 5 wire NTK sensor like here: www.techedge.com.au/vehicle/wbo2/wbntk.htm I fancy the Oz product but it's more expensive. Still, I can wait for a while. Boosted.

The NTK sensor is getting hard to find IIRC and the Bosch 5 wire sensor is accurate enough, I suspect any off the shelf kit will be using the Bosch sensor as its available in larger numbers. I think the difference in accuracy is only about +/- 1% anyway

[stevieturbo]

The NTK is very hard to get, and bloody expensive. Nearly all the new range of widebands are using an easily sourced Bosch sensor.

[Pigeon]

Does unburnt oil bugger up lambda sensors? If not, it'd be much nicer than doing plug chops on an air-cooled two-stroke.

[eliot]

I will cost you closer to £200 after carriage and if you get clobbered for inport duty.

e.

[tuttle]

Have it sent 'as a gift' to avoid import duty.

[Buffalo]

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