Wideband Air/Fuel kits finally available!

[forcefedjunkie]

These are up on our website:

Aeroforce Technology Inc | Products - Sensors

Priced at $189 they are an economical way to watch actual A/F ratio or Lambda on the Interceptor gauge.

The kit contains:

• Bosch LSU4.9 wideband O2 sensor
• Wideband sensor controller with 0-5v output
• necessary cables
• steel bung
• Instructions to install and connect to Interceptor or other datalogging device

Accuracy to 0.1 A/F point.

I know this is like 10 years late so I don't need to know who got tired of waiting and has already bought something else

Todd

[4TEHW]

Nice, congrats!

[EvilFlameRedSrt]

Any video of the product in action?

[Turboholic™]

Do you have the link for the install/user instructions?

[forcefedjunkie]

Here is a picture of the kit:



I don't have a video showing this unit but if you look at the videos on our site it will look like any other parameter on the gauge, only labelled A/F ratio:

Aeroforce Technology Inc | Products - Interceptor in action

If you look at the picture below you will see what I mean. It is shown above an AEM unit.



The user manual should be up on our site I hope by late Monday.

Todd

[Turboholic™]

Will the user need to do "open air" calibrations with this kit (similar to the Innovate LC-1)?

Will this kit work with all versions of the AeroForce Interceptor?

[indian srt-4]

just in time for me to buy them...

[screwbacca]

Going to get my wallet now! Finally!

[conroy9940]

package deal for scan gauge/wideband kit?

[rollwitstyle]

Quote: Originally Posted by conroy9940

package deal for scan gauge/wideband kit?

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[indian srt-4]

Quote: Originally Posted by rollwitstyle

X2...

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[Sriquixotic]

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[forcefedjunkie]

Quote: Originally Posted by Turboholic™

Will the user need to do "open air" calibrations with this kit (similar to the Innovate LC-1)?

Will this kit work with all versions of the AeroForce Interceptor?

Like most Bosch wideband O2 sensor kits you do not have to perform a calibration because the sensor is calibrated after production by adding a specific trim resistor to normalize the output of the particular sensor. However, the controller in our kit has a calibration button that we recommend you use after installation and approxiately twice per year which will correct any offsets in the output of the sensor. This calibration is done with the key on/engine off. The sensor we use is the new LSU4.9 sensor which operates with a unique chipset which handles the duties of calibration and signal conditioning better than the older analog circuits used with the LSU4.2 sensors.

It will work with any of the Aeroforce gauges that have analog inputs. The instructions with the wideband kit describe how to make the connections and set up the gauge to read A/F ratio or lambda.

Todd

[forcefedjunkie]

Quote: Originally Posted by conroy9940

package deal for scan gauge/wideband kit?

I can bundle these together for a limited time, gauge plus wideband kit for $398. PM me with "Aeroforce bundle" in the subject. This price will be good through April 20.

Todd

[indian srt-4]

Quote: Originally Posted by forcefedjunkie

I can bundle these together for a limited time, gauge plus wideband kit for $398. PM me with "Aeroforce bundle" in the subject. This price will be good through April 20.

Todd

ill need more time i cant buy anything till graduation.... which is in may