which wideband is best with dtec

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i am going to tune with a wideband sometime soon and i read a thread that the dtec has a 1 to 2v input and that certain widebands have a 1 to 5v input making it so you would have to calculate the percentages on the dtec reading to figure out your af in it.

some one mentioned changing the wideband output to 1 to 2v so it would match the dtec and this would get a clear reading with out math.

i was going to go with the aem uego but the output for that is 1 to 5v.

so what wideband and cable do i need to do this or can anyone using the aem uego, dtec and datalogging with the dtec please briefly explain how you are doing it.

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turboxs tuner wideband

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Quote: Originally Posted by msv4777

turboxs tuner wideband

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[slcsilversrt-4]

i know but id like to have a gauge as well the tunerxs wideband is a box that you can only see on the dtec gameboy, i believe, i could be wrong.

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the tuner displays the afr on the box and on the dtec.

[slcsilversrt-4]

i know i would like to have the dtec read it which the tunerxs wideband will do and i would like to have a real gauge, like a round one that mounts in the car, maybe on the a piller or something, thanks for the suggestion though.

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bump.

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Innovate Wideband Gauge XD-16 kit will i be able to change the voltage on this one?

[slcsilversrt-4]

i found it it does work it uses the lc-1 cable and you can change the volt out put to anything you want in the o-5v range.

at least thats what they told me.

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You can make it 0-5 volt but when you display in on the dtec for logging i think that it shows it in percentage and you have to do some calculations. Personally id stick with the tuner box cause it was meant to be. I also know what your saying a gauge is nice.

[slcsilversrt-4]

this way with the lc-1 i get a gauge and get to use it for datalogging and its about the same price.