Best O2 sensor?

[SHOZ123]

From those that run WBO2s what have you found to be the best Narrow Band O2?

 

[SHOZ123]

:tumbleweed:


I guess I mean to ask has anyone seen any difference in the switching cycles between various brands.......

 

[Power Surge]

I prefer OEM Ford, but if that's not an option for you, then Bosch.

 

[SHOZ123]

I have some NKG ones who is the OEM manufacture of the Ford ones.

But have you seen any difference in the hi/lo swings in any diffrent ones?

 

[Phoenix]

I heard once my friend (mustang guy) saying the Volks ones were the best for narrowband. I cant verify that though.

 

[2L8V8_4sho]

What difference does it make for narrowband? You're operating between 0 and 1 volt. If you're worried about accuracy, why not worry about the wideband?

 

[SHOZ123]

I'm not worried about the accuracy so much as I am wondering if some switch faster than others.

The WB I can easily calibrate but then again I have no reference to compare it against.

 

[shoclown]

adding a hyper ground made mine switch so so much faster..and pattern on scope was cleaner

 

[SHOZ123]

You added a hyper ground to the O2 sensor?

I've got a very good ground system. The O2 grounds to the PCM anyway.

 

[hawkeye18]

if you have an electric toaster oven, you could just set it in there and crank that sucker up as high as it will go... look up what it should read for 20.9% O2 and calibrate it to that!

That may or may not actually work. I'm just brainstorming.

 

[SHOZ123]

Well I have a WBO2 that I can calibrate and log the actual AF readings. Which reminds me the WBO2 is set for 1/6th second updates. I could make it quicker I guess and see if that correlates to the actual NBO2 voltage reading swings I am getting.

 

[fwd2]

o2 sensor question

need to know if running without it being hook up, because i raced the sho on dirt?