MSPNP + wideband options?
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MSPNP + wideband options?
OK knock on would the guy looking at my supra buys it. The first thing I am doing is drving to DIY and getting the PNP.
Now my question/issue.
I am trying to save alittle cash, so I can get Begi T3 mani and DP. Now I know i am going to need to get a wideband but I am not sure if i'll have enough spare after everything. I was looking online at the boash widebands on ebay.
First are they even true widebands? Second if they are is it worth 40-50 bucks for a cheap TEMP wideband until i can get LC, or should can I just wait and get the LC.
I am just worried about setting up the PNP for the turbo without a wideband.
Sidenote, I know Jerry was talking about been able to run low imp injectors with PNP. Has anyone gotten it to work. I got some 440 DSM injectors out of my old DSM that I love to use.
Thanks for answering my noob MS questions
Now my question/issue.
I am trying to save alittle cash, so I can get Begi T3 mani and DP. Now I know i am going to need to get a wideband but I am not sure if i'll have enough spare after everything. I was looking online at the boash widebands on ebay.
First are they even true widebands? Second if they are is it worth 40-50 bucks for a cheap TEMP wideband until i can get LC, or should can I just wait and get the LC.
I am just worried about setting up the PNP for the turbo without a wideband.
Sidenote, I know Jerry was talking about been able to run low imp injectors with PNP. Has anyone gotten it to work. I got some 440 DSM injectors out of my old DSM that I love to use.
Thanks for answering my noob MS questions
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haha the wiring harness is falling apart which is way I am letting it go. I don't have time to pull the wires and fix some of the wires. I basicly have to do a full wiring tuck or just do a 1jz swap.
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I bought an LC-1 with the gauge off ebay, just under $300. Yeah the extra money hurts, but a melted motor is going to hurt even worse. Plus it opens up the option of street tuning which could save a lot of expensive dyno time.
'Street tuning' should only be performed by professional drivers on a closed course under strict supervision blah blah
'Street tuning' should only be performed by professional drivers on a closed course under strict supervision blah blah
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I bought an LC-1 with the gauge off ebay, just under $300. Yeah the extra money hurts, but a melted motor is going to hurt even worse. Plus it opens up the option of street tuning which could save a lot of expensive dyno time.
'Street tuning' should only be performed by professional drivers on a closed course under strict supervision blah blah
'Street tuning' should only be performed by professional drivers on a closed course under strict supervision blah blah
that is about what DIY is,... 289 plus tax
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