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I was reading the latest issue of Grassroots Motorsports when I came across an article on wideband O2 sensors. Reading into it, it said you CAN replace stock narrowband sensors with wideband sensors. It also stated that only 2 wideband sensors are made, the Bosch LSU 4.2 and the Japanese NTK designed for some Honda product. They also stated that the narrowband they tested along with 4 different wideband controllers (2 used the Bosch and 2 used the NTK sensor) gave the same readings while the narrowband was all over the place.
So I was wondering if replacing the stock O2 sensor(s) with wideband sensor(s) would be ideal, and if we should replace one or both?
I was reading the latest issue of Grassroots Motorsports when I came across an article on wideband O2 sensors. Reading into it, it said you CAN replace stock narrowband sensors with wideband sensors. It also stated that only 2 wideband sensors are made, the Bosch LSU 4.2 and the Japanese NTK designed for some Honda product. They also stated that the narrowband they tested along with 4 different wideband controllers (2 used the Bosch and 2 used the NTK sensor) gave the same readings while the narrowband was all over the place.
So I was wondering if replacing the stock O2 sensor(s) with wideband sensor(s) would be ideal, and if we should replace one or both?