Narrow Band O2 meter? Worth it?
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Narrow Band O2 meter? Worth it?
Thinking about getting a narrow band O2 meter. Small Koso unit. Then have mounts welded on all our bikes so I can tune each one.
As Im having some issues on the VTR Im thinking this is a good idea.
Anybody used one?
As Im having some issues on the VTR Im thinking this is a good idea.
Anybody used one?
#2
IMHO no its not worth it, narrow bands are not really used for precise engine tuning but Ive been looking at this kit that sells on moto madness for $200, I found the same kit on ebay for $160 shipped. I'll get the name of it in a little bit for you but it comes with everything, weld on bung, sensor, digotal guage, and all wiring
#4
I went wide band, and yes worth it.
Second set of headers I welded in bungs.. Use um, plug um run for a few days to see how I like the changes.. once done,, swap back to my ceramic coated headers.
Second set of headers I welded in bungs.. Use um, plug um run for a few days to see how I like the changes.. once done,, swap back to my ceramic coated headers.
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Cool. Glad I asked before buying it. will save for a wide band.
On a side note I guess it would be best to put 2 plugs in. One for each cylinder and tune one at a time.
On a side note I guess it would be best to put 2 plugs in. One for each cylinder and tune one at a time.
#7
Oh great. Now I want an air/fuel meter for my bike too. Anyone try this unit?
http://www.amazon.com/Innovate-Motor...ct_top?ie=UTF8
http://www.amazon.com/Innovate-Motor...ct_top?ie=UTF8
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