Wide band O2

[MRRAGPICKER]

Is there a sticky or a thread that explains what wide band to get and the best way to use it?

[Piledriver]

It's sorta like peanuts... some like them salty, some like sweet, some like both at the same time, and a few have to go to the emergency room if they even get too close to them.

I like the CAN flavor of WB02s as there is no analog offset to worry about. The Spartan3s work very well with any ECU that supports CAN, and the price/performance ratio is very high, also available with LSU4.9 sensors that have essentially full AFR range 10:1-free air (almost), useful if you are a diesel tuner for example.

On MS2E and MS3 it works beautifully.
See https://www.14point7.com/ ...It's one guy, have always had excellent sales and follow up support when needed.
(no affiliation, just a happy repeat customer)

I still use the JAW 1.3 I picked up used for $25...
Totally fixable if you blow it up (had a voltage regulator fry and full field alternator at 75 MPH, blew every bulb that was on in the car and a trace on the WBO2 controller, took 30 seconds to fix)
...and very, very fast response, as in can see a single event misfire.(random skipped injections due to some buggy early MS2E sequential firmware)

Innovate had huge quality issues with their units for a long time, but as they are still in business I will dangerously assume they fixed that. (Might want to research that some too)

[MRRAGPICKER]

Thanks for the reply. I guess I should have included that I'm running dual dell 45s and just want the wide band to help with jetting.

[Piledriver]

Mr. To sells an all-in-one, analog outs and just displays as well.
Used to sell a DIY $30 kit as well, readout and all, buy your own sensor..
May still do something similar.

Biggest downside is he's in Canada and you may get your parts in 3 days or 3 weeks depending on the various post offices mood as well as customs.

[MRRAGPICKER]

When I search for Mr. To, I get nothing.

[Piledriver]

14point7.com follow link in my first reply.
Alan To is the fellows name. Good guy.

No affiliation, just a satisfied repeat customer.