zccr-xsi

ok guys so i been told by a buddy read one of them tuning books widebands are useless and arent needed for tuning.imo i think they are needed and cant tune without one.what do u guys think??

Tom-Guy

You don't need a wideband to tune, but with an EFI car it takes about ten times as long and you have to know twenty times as much and then the plugs will foul out a lot anyway and ---- will never really be perfect. Expect to pop 10-12 engines before you get really good at reading plugs. Probably one of the only times a MAF setup would be preferrable to a speed density setup, unfortunately half the MAF cars I've tuned are kind of retarded and don't work as advertised so hahahahahaha have fun with that.

If it's a carb, it takes maybe 2-3 times as long and is pretty straight forward... I mean, your only adjustments for air-fuel ratio are idle jet and main jet.

theidealone

Ill give you an answer when you refund my money you were gonna send 6 months ago...

jabbersd

Why do it the hard way when there is an easy way?

We have wideband kits for around $100 nowadays so theres no need not to have one. With the wideband sensor, det cans and some datalogging a rough tune can be done in 30 mins whereas the oldschool way will take much longer and as xencron says youd be looking at blowing engines first.

johntsi

jd = xeno? silly noob

Hitchhikkr

Yeah dont insult chris like that. :P

Tom-Guy

Insult Chris?

Chris is jealous that I have four hairs on my head, where he only has two.

Chris Harris