Where does the zt boost sensor fit in? I guess you'd just keep the existing boost pressure lines running to their normal places then and run the zt boost side-by-side with it?
Zeitronix Zt-2 wideband
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Mine is inside the car in the passenger footwell connected into the vacumn line going to the ecu.
Makes it easy to plug the boost sensor into the zietronix which I have in the glovebox.
When i want to see the wideband or the Apexi boost controller (also mounted in the glovebox) I just open the glovebox.
I didn't want either on permanent display.Comment
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You just run another t piece from ECU boost line to the ZT sensor. The ZT2 controller has accommodation for it.
www.zeitronix.com is a good place to see all the various options.
What I generally do is add a 4 wire plug from inside the ecu to make it easy to connect to MAF, rpm and tps signals. When sending me your ecu for the next therapy session I can do that for you as part of the service... Saves sOme messing around behind dashboard and/or interfering with ecu plug to access those wires.Paul Nugent
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Yeah that sounds great, there is going to be a sizeable separate loom coming out of the ECU now, almost as big as the one going inWhat I generally do is add a 4 wire plug from inside the ecu to make it easy to connect to MAF, rpm and tps signals. When sending me your ecu for the next therapy session I can do that for you as part of the service... Saves sOme messing around behind dashboard and/or interfering with ecu plug to access those wires.
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