Cheap Wideband
#1
Cheap Wideband
Where can I find a cheap DIY wideband. I am up for the challenge due to I am at school and have nothing else to do since I can't work on my car here. Let me know if you have any good suggestions and also some that I should stay away from. Thanks
James
P.S. List what I should pay for them
James
P.S. List what I should pay for them
#2
Re: Cheap Wideband
Widebands have been widely covered on this and many other sites.
Search *DIY Wideband* on here, Google, Honda-Tech, wherever and you are sure to get results.
I know you are just asking for help but if you have all this free time why don't you try do the research yourself instead of asking others to do it for you
Also...cheap doesn't necessarily mean EASY or GOOD either...keep that in mind, especially with widebands.
Search *DIY Wideband* on here, Google, Honda-Tech, wherever and you are sure to get results.
I know you are just asking for help but if you have all this free time why don't you try do the research yourself instead of asking others to do it for you
Also...cheap doesn't necessarily mean EASY or GOOD either...keep that in mind, especially with widebands.
#3
Re: Cheap Wideband
www.diy-wb.com
Just got mine working. Seems to be okay
PCB=$5
Parts Kit=17.00
Digital Voltmeter=5-150
Soldiering iron=5-25
Soldier=2-10
Project Box=5-15
Honda VX Sensor=Free-250
The sensor is the expensive part, mine came with my turbo manifold. My kit with wiring was about 50 buck CAN.
Just got mine working. Seems to be okay
PCB=$5
Parts Kit=17.00
Digital Voltmeter=5-150
Soldiering iron=5-25
Soldier=2-10
Project Box=5-15
Honda VX Sensor=Free-250
The sensor is the expensive part, mine came with my turbo manifold. My kit with wiring was about 50 buck CAN.
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