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Old 11-29-2013, 11:15 AM   #11
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JAAY and Radium King, thank you so much for your input. Both help a lot.

So it sounds like I can either:

1. Install the Wide-Band O2 sensor and use a Apexi AFC and have an experienced tuner set the programming.

OR

2. Have a DME reprogrammed. Do I still need to use the Wide Band O2 sensor with this option?

Is the resistor used in both 1 & 2?

For the wide-band O2 sensor, are you replacing the stock ones, or adding it as a 5th sensor?
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