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  1. #1
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    I ran my ground to the unit. I mounted my WB in the factory 02 sensor hole on my pacesetter lts, and had a bung welded on the side @ 3 o'clock for o2 sensor. Done this so I wouldn't have to worry about it getting broke off.

    slowly getting somewhere, 12.75 @ 105 1.77 60', 414rwhp/417rwtq

  2. #2
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    They could sort of build it in. however you dont want the laptop being your ground nor the PCM so you have the option of wiring your own this way. Also some widebands will have a ground output that they want you to use for there sensor.

  3. #3
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    Yeah my FAST dual wideband gauge has both signal and ground wire leads.

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    Got my gauge installed. Now it's time to find out how to get rid of the electrical miss and tweak on the tune.
    See my truck data in the "My Garage" section here... http://www.ls1truck.com/forums/my-ga...tml#post191709

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    I just found PLX arf gauges for 179.00 with shipping. For details pm me

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    I've been looking into a dm6 and/or dm100 for awhile now but just haven't brung myself to cut the fat check for one... I'm sure if I did my own tuning I would definitely gotten one by now though.


    Quote Originally Posted by skinny chicken View Post
    I just found PLX arf gauges for 179.00 with shipping. For details pm me

    you seling one or what?
    Shralp' it heavy.

    \\ '02 Sierra \V/ '01 Silvy //

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