O2 sensor

[sicsam]

Has anyone ever ran a O2 senser to keep check on their a/f ratio? I was thinking about trying one on mine.

[SpasticR450]

Won't it restrict air flow? What would you use one off a car?

[Pipeless416]

^not sure he knows what an O2 sensor even looks like..

Search for a member named 08400EX. he installed a bung for a wideband sensor so she could literally get his jetting perfect.

[sicsam]

thats what im wanting to do but didnt know if anyone is doing it or tryed it yet but thanx

[gasguzzler]

I've got a bung in mine and have used my innovate wideband on it. When I'm not doing tuning, I just put a plug in it.

[05DodgeDakota]

this is a really good idea

[CJM]

For the cost and trouble, looking at the plug is a much easier and cheaper solution

[jake"08"400]

+1 ^^^^^^^

[1krazyquadridr]

I would have to disagree. I purchased a used Innovate LM-1 unit on ebay for around $100, and I use it for all of my toys. Money well spent, it is a great unit. Reading the plug isn't going to tell you exactly what your F/A ratio is at every point throughtout the RPM range under load. Now, I have my FCR tuned perfectly, and for $5, the price of a bung I can tune anyone elses machine. In my opinion, if you are looking to maximize the use of your aftermarket hop ups, it is one of the most useful tools available.

[CJM]

I can buy over 25 plugs for 100 bucks, plus the time and effort to weld a bung onto someones machine.

Sorry but I still dont see it the point. If (whomever reading this does, hey its your money, time and efforts. Its a quad, not a ferrari.