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    lc1 wideband o2 sensor questions

    what is a good brand o2 sensor to use with an innovative lc1 wideband. bosch, ngk ??
    Tags: turbo, wideband
    #2
    Bosch's narrowband o2 sensors don't work well with our cars... not sure if their widebands work well.
    I have an LM-1 upstairs... it has an o2 with it. I'll go check and see if I can tell what brand it is.

    NGK is always a good choice, though.






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      #3
      Ok, I checked... ran the serial number. It's a Bosch.
      I've never used my kit, though... as my car went down just as I got it.






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        #4
        Use the sensor the kit comes with. I've never had issues with my lc1 except for the gauge getting stolen lol.

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          #5
          I'm assuming he got a kit that didn't come with one (used, perhaps?)

          Since mine came with a Bosch, yours probably did as well.






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            #6
            ive had my dedicated tuning lc1 for about 5 years and have tuned at least 100 cars with it, still on the original sensor. The LC1 or LM1 are both nice systems.

            instagram @mikeymeyagi

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              #7
              I'll be hitting you up for advice when I get my car back up and running, Mike!






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                #8
                thanks for the help guys

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                  #9
                  The bosch wideband sensor that they use is one of the better sensors out. Its shared between a few other manufacturers aswell. Pretty cheap to come accorss also.

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                    #10
                    yes, its an oem VW sensor. replacements can be had at napa for under 100

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                      #11
                      i think 50 bucks is the cheapest i found.
                      I <3 G60.

                      0.5mm Oversized Stainless valves and bronze guides available. Pm me please.

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