This is going in a fiero so anything past the flex pipe isn't used from the kit. I'm running a speed density tune to the stock o2 isn't being used, so can I put my wideband in where the o2 would normally go?
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07-18-2014
This is going in a fiero so anything past the flex pipe isn't used from the kit. I'm running a speed density tune to the stock o2 isn't being used, so can I put my wideband in where the o2 would normally go?
07-18-2014
Since the hole is open, feel free to use it.
Not sure why you wouldn't automatically?
07-18-2014
Agreed with Bill. Should work just fine
07-18-2014
Someone told me that it can't be too far away or too close as both will shorten the life of the sensor.
07-18-2014
Speed density on a grand prix........ lol
But anyway, the o2 spot is fine. I run mine like 10in past the front o2 sensor and it's fine. Closer would be better but I just don't care enough.
07-19-2014
As Five Finger eluded to, you sure you want to run speed density on it?? If you already have and it's working to your liking, then by all means. Everyone I have talked to though highly encourages MAF usage with these motors. Just a heads up!
07-19-2014
Just started tuning sd, went through two mafs so while I was waiting on the warrantee one I switched over. I can feel the difference between the two, the sd is more responsive. Why is maf better?Originally Posted by 97AutoXVette
07-19-2014
There's no chance tuning SD is better on a 3800.
07-19-2014
Why is that? For me I am at sea level and don't drive it in the winter
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