'94 LT1 EEHack analysis using WB

[babywag]

Can't speak on any technical aspects of simulated NB signals. I've read the arguments from guys saying it doesn't work/not recommended.
I've done it before, and compared tunes after the fact with a NB installed and the WB in a dedicated bung.

This was just the easiest method/solution on the car for me.
It isn't a track car, and just a stock engine with 140k on it, that I wanted to run better. Fuel isn't the same as when they were built/tune developed by GM.
It's pretty obvious with the WB installed that they're running on the lean side.
My initial data & calculations showed it was off by ~4% running the stock tune. With a little tuning it runs much better, and I'm happy with the results.
Might not be the "right" way, but it works for me.

[yoheer]

old thread to the top
I need some explanations
Ive got an innovate wb sensor. Just the sensor with no controller. Is there a way to make it work directly? And if yes then is there any manuals how to do it?

[WASyL]

Nope, you need to have WB controller.