lsm11 o2 sensor

[dzorde]

Ahh, guess that rules out using the LSM11 sensor as I was just going to
connect it to the aftermarket ECU, but if it needs special electronics its
no good.  I may just stick in a normal O2 sensor for when I want to do some
tuning and racing, and for normal driving shove in a sparkplug to plug the
hole.  Should make it last a little longer, since I currently spend more
time driving to/from events than actually racing. 

Dan     dzorde at geocities.com

>It is a wide range and yes, life is about 10-40 hrs at high lead levels
>BUT you need either a high $$ Motec box or the Bob Bailey wide range
>a/f meter to use with the LSM-11 sensor.(Bailey at netquest.com)
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>Regards,
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>Frank Parker
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