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Started by Templer, July 22, 2013, 07:15:34 AM

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Templer

As so the inside right thigh on my leg doesn't COMPLETLY bake. I am installing a separate wideband O2 sensor to EACH exhaust pipe FOR TUNING!!!! Have a newer Pro Pipe (mfr in 13) and older (nla) pipe. Older is for 06-07 Dyna's.Where would you locate the new sensors. Separate system with no connection to the factory ECM or narrow body sensor. These will be for tuning with a lap top and data logging. SERT is in use. H E L P!! Duel A/F gauge to be installed to panel in 1/4 fairing.
Templer

q1svt

There was a thread where someone posted a Bosch O2 document outlining placement...
But a wideband should be within 6" from the valve.  Yes, people place them in places much farther than that but it will change the A/F values they display (leaner).
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Merc63

I have mine 2" from exhaust port.
2000 Dyna
126" S&S

redmtrckl

Don't put them on the inside radius.
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rbabos

Quote from: redmtrckl on July 23, 2013, 06:29:55 AM
Don't put them on the inside radius.
True that. Probably the worst of all places. Looks good cosmetically but works like crap.
Ron