oem Ford O2 sensors - Narrow Band or Wide Band?

Are the O2 sensors on the GT500, specifically 2008, Narrow Band or Wide Band sensors?

R

narrowband.
You will need wideband sensors and a controller to read AFR on an 07-10 car
I have a video here showing how I setup my wideband and datalogging setup.

PM-Performance said:

narrowband.
You will need wideband sensors and a controller to read AFR on an 07-10 car
I have a video here showing how I setup my wideband and datalogging setup.

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Ok, so buying a simple narrow band air/fuel ratio gauge and it's sensor with wiring kit, which I would assume the sensor would mount/attach in a bung in the exhaust stream, will not give an accurate air/fuel reading on a 2008 GT500?

R

No. Narrow band sensors are just a light show.

Ok, thanks.

Robert M said:

Ok, so buying a simple narrow band air/fuel ratio gauge and it's sensor with wiring kit, which I would assume the sensor would mount/attach in a bung in the exhaust stream, will not give an accurate air/fuel reading on a 2008 GT500?

R

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not a narrowband. But yes a normal wideband will be fine. I did it this way because if you want to datalog, and want to be remote tuned, I der this was the cleanest and best solution.

Ok, thanks......and it is a nice install.

R

Robert M said:

Ok, thanks......and it is a nice install.

R

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You can go simple with like an AEM or PLX or something. You just gotta get creative if you want to datalog.
I hate too many gauges, so I opted to do an all in 1 solution this time. It cost some money and some effort, but I am very happy with my 1 touch datalogging of every parameter and sensor the car has.