Before I go get tuned...
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Before I go get tuned...
When my exhaust comes this month ( After waiting 3) I was going to have my car tuned by Evans Tuning. Currently have an FIPK, FlashPro and test pipe. I didn't know if getting a wideband would benefit my tune at all??
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Technically the OEM is a wideband, but it's not a full wideband. It reads good enough though for your N/A ranges, and while it's not 100% accurate it's consistant enough that anyone who knows how to tune these cars knows how to adjust for reported afr. I didn't need one to get my flashpro tuned. But the best and only person you should be asking this question with is Evans Tuning if that's the route you're going. What we say has nothing to do with how the person you choose to tune your car, tunes.
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Technically the OEM is a wideband, but it's not a full wideband. It reads good enough though for your N/A ranges, and while it's not 100% accurate it's consistant enough that anyone who knows how to tune these cars knows how to adjust for reported afr. I didn't need one to get my flashpro tuned. But the best and only person you should be asking this question with is Evans Tuning if that's the route you're going. What we say has nothing to do with how the person you choose to tune your car, tunes.
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Cool thanks guys.. I just wanted to make sure I had everything in order.
@Rosario - We have the same setup other than the intakes... do you have a J's dual or single? 60mm or 70mm? Cause Im getting a js dual 70mm and would like to see who produces more power
@Rosario - We have the same setup other than the intakes... do you have a J's dual or single? 60mm or 70mm? Cause Im getting a js dual 70mm and would like to see who produces more power
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Originally Posted by whiteflash' timestamp='1354794975' post='22193201
Technically the OEM is a wideband, but it's not a full wideband. It reads good enough though for your N/A ranges, and while it's not 100% accurate it's consistant enough that anyone who knows how to tune these cars knows how to adjust for reported afr. I didn't need one to get my flashpro tuned. But the best and only person you should be asking this question with is Evans Tuning if that's the route you're going. What we say has nothing to do with how the person you choose to tune your car, tunes.
Its not a full wideband
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Originally Posted by JayC07' timestamp='1354841802' post='22194742
Cool thanks guys.. I just wanted to make sure I had everything in order.
@Rosario - We have the same setup other than the intakes... do you have a J's dual or single? 60mm or 70mm? Cause Im getting a js dual 70mm and would like to see who produces more power
@Rosario - We have the same setup other than the intakes... do you have a J's dual or single? 60mm or 70mm? Cause Im getting a js dual 70mm and would like to see who produces more power
Here you can see why I got the 60 and its angled tips!!!! I love them
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