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Look at my MembersPage/RichardChwiendacz/Blog to see my progress! Also, for anyone interested in VEMSing the same engine as mine, check MembersPage/MichaelRichards and MembersPage/Fero as their engines are virtually identical to mine. Current Project: 1992 Ford Escort GT MembersPage/RichardChwiendacz/92EscortGTProject EDIT: June 22, 2004: Have ordered my GenBoard/VerThree and am waiting for it to arrive. : ---- ---- Thoughts on Wideband O2 sensors. The TechEdge people (www.wbo2.com) say that there are differences between the Bosch LSU4 sensors - and that the 7057 and 6066 sensors are not compatible with one another. Any thoughts on this? I know the one sold in the shop is the 7057, but they (TechEdge) seem to think the 6066 is faster responding due to less shrouding. Any thoughts on this? Anyone? ---- Just a note: Everyone who is new to this should go on irc. The guys on there are quite helpful and the realtime feedback is excellent. If you get any especially useful information, don't forget to add it to the wiki! EFnet: #avrboard - when i'm on IRC, i'm usually ThingyNss, or ThingyZzz when I'm oot and aboot and/or sleeping. Anyone can contact me at: thingyness (at) shaw (dot) ca
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