Good idea! I've had similar thought for the same reason(s).
 
Keep us informed how you go building and installing it, and how it works if you succeed.
 
I have read that the o2 sensor in the Hyundai Excell with the twin cam head is a high quality unit for sensing.  Could be a good deal from a wrecker. 
 
Others may add their knowledge on this.
 
 
----- Original Message -----
From: Rob P
Sent: Thursday, August 05, 2004 7:02 PM
Subject: Cheap Air/Fuel ratio meter and sensor for L-series

Hi all,
I want to set up my L4 powered 1600 with a cheap O2 sensor and A/F ratio meter.
Is there anything I need to know? I see heaps of cheap O2 sensors on Ebay, brand new starting at around AUS$30-$40. There is a Bosch #11051 (OE type before catalyst single wire) O2 sensor listed as suitable for an L-series 4-cylinder. Are these any good? I'm just running twin SU's on one car with an L18 and twin Weber 45's on another with a L20B and want to swap between them for tuning. I thought I'd just get a Jaycar LED A/F meter kit and DIY it.
I should be able to put the whole thing together for less than $150 I reckon.
Any thoughts?
 
Cheers,
Rob P 

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