Tuning with wide band o2 sensor?
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Anyone ever try tuning with a oxygen sensor?
With the advent of the wide band o2 sensors and resergence of high performance 4 stroke motors, this seems like a much better way to get the bike dialed in. At least better for thoes of us that have not mastered the art of plug reading.
Any thoughts on the subject?
With the advent of the wide band o2 sensors and resergence of high performance 4 stroke motors, this seems like a much better way to get the bike dialed in. At least better for thoes of us that have not mastered the art of plug reading.
Any thoughts on the subject?
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Its the only way to go imho.
Bought and used an A/F meter to tune my bikes with.
The initial expense gets ya but its only a one time deal.
Over the course of time, taking a bike back to a dyno for tuning every time you make performance mods is WAY more expensive.
Bought and used an A/F meter to tune my bikes with.
The initial expense gets ya but its only a one time deal.
Over the course of time, taking a bike back to a dyno for tuning every time you make performance mods is WAY more expensive.
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