Watching the Greg Banish video he converts AFR to Lambda when using his Lambda pro by the formula provided in his user manual.
0V = 0.55
5V = 1.75
He uses Volts / 4 + 0.55. By using this formula you come up with.
0V = 0.55
1V = 0.8
2V = 1.05
3V = 1.3
4V = 1.55
5V = 1.8
Which puts you at 1.8 @ 5V. Would this not skew the reading in HP Tuners the higher you get in Lambda?
Just wondering why he did not use Volts / 4.166 + 0.55 to put you at 1.75 @ 5V?
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that formula is Wideband specific, different widebands have different setups
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Ok so still based off his data.....
1.75 - 0.55 = 1.2 5/1.2 = 4.166
2004 Z06 - 403 Stroker - 514HP - Sold
1968 Chevy C10 SWB - Project
2009 G8 GT - DD
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