Sal,
The wide band sensors are new and offer more accurate reading if your
mixture is less than optimum. Grassroots Motorsports had a good article
on them last year. Call them to get the back issue. PLX Devices and
Innovate Motorsports can be accessed on the web.
Mike "Tiger" Munson
On my newly installed twin exhaust I fitted 1 O2 sensor on each pipe
right past the header junction, placing the bungs at the right angle so
as not to interfere with anything is critical. They are connected to a
single Norskog O2 gauge that has an analog face with about 90 degrees
sweep of the pointer. It's a black faced gauge with white main markings
and yellow secondary markings and a red pointer. I located it next to a
similar looking vacuum/boost gauge from Autometer where the radio was
originally. It's connected to a toggle switch that allows me to check
front 3 or rear 3 cylinders on my supercharged motor. I got all the
music I need! I can email pix if interested.
Sal Vespertino
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