I realize this isn’t totally related…. but… The new Fel-Pro fuel
injection system (From John Meaney, creator of DFI) is going to debut on
the market for about 1200-1500 doll hairs. It has a feature where instead
of mapping injector pulse widths, you type in the air fuel ratio you want.
It uses a NGK wide band proportional oxygen sensor. Neat stuff. Look
for it.
David Stamm
In article <19970526031800.XAA15…@ladder01.news.aol.com>, in
rec.autos.sport.tech,R Oppenhmr wrote:
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> It uses a NGK wide band proportional oxygen sensor. Neat stuff. Look
> for it.
> David Stamm
David,can you tell me the range of this NGK sensor,and it’s accuracy at it’s
extremes of range? Or point me to someone or somewhere that might?
Many thanks.
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Best Regards,
Chris Wilson.
http://www.netcomuk.co.uk/~komondor
mailto:komon…@netcomuk.co.uk
mailto:chris_wil…@nynextrial.co.uk
I would suggest looking for web sites for NGK or Fel-Pro. They might be
your best bet. I can only attest to the relative accuracy of the sensor.
I tested one back to back with a $8,800 Horiba (Benchmark of quality AFR
measurement in the industry) and they were very close across a farily wide
rang 11-15 to 1. Close enough for daily drivers but not for people in the
industry. Much closer than the cheapo (less than $100) meters on the
market. Good Luck.