white50trim

My buddy sent me a link to zietronix website.Im really starting to like the look and function of their wideband setups.He also showed me a price sheet for SEMA attendees and how much i could get the widebands for if i could setup a groupbuy.I have yet to run across anybody using their stuff.Anybody on here want to give their opinoin?

accordepicenter

there was a groupbuy a few years back and i havent seen any for sale in a long time. Not too many complaints so i guess its a pretty good unit. Ive never used it though

white50trim

yeah i havent heard either bad nor good from them.I was told they are a newer company trying to make a name for themselves, but idk.Depending on what i hear, im goin to try and set up a bulkbuy either on here or another forum im on but id have to check for interest first.

rudebwoy

dedicated zeitronix user here, me and my boy uses the zt2 wideband with display, I love it. this combination has all the display you need in a fi.

white50trim

what caught my eye was the LCD screen and the capability of seeing egt,boost,rpms,and throttle percentage along with being able to store and log it.

Oscar

They're not that new. They've been around for 4 years, at least. That's how long I've known about them anyways.

zebvaj

Zeitronix is a pretty solid unit now and days. I heard they changed from the non-linear output to a linear output now. I also like their logging software but for some reason I could never get Crome to display the AFRs. Other than that con everything is solid. Wish I still had mine but some *** stole it right from the car.

Chris Harris

They are big in the DSM world...

SETI20

Using their wideband unit for years. Happy so far.

T3_60trim2

I have an older Zt2 zeitronix wideband that I have been using for 5 years now. Even with the parabolic voltage curve there are no problems datalogging in crome pro. They have updated the zeitronix unit so you can now switch between linear and parabolic voltage curves. It also now has user selectable closed loop AFR, no longer need to use 14.7 as you can select any AFR closed loop setting you`d like...17:1 AFR closed loop woo hoo!

In the time I have owned the unit I purchased a replacement wideband sensor once...they are a good deal and seem to be accurate.