Wideband 2 channel o2 kit

Where can I find a reasonably price good quality 2 channel wide band kit? I need one so I can tune my harley. I do not have access to a dyno unfortunately. Going to record data and keep working at until its right hopefully

Ben,

What other data are you going to record? RPM, throttle position?

Getting a full picture of what you need to record will help make better suggestions.

I have a tts mastertune with a flight recorder that records all the engine data. But the bike came equipped with narrow band o2 sensors. So I am looking for a wide band I could monitor separately. Thanks

Have you tried contacting the 'mastertune" maker for suggestions? It doesn't look like it's easy to add sensors but if you raise the issue with them they may be able to modify their software to work with wide-bands? Failing that, they may be able to offer specific recommendations.

If you enter "standalone dual wideband lambda logging?" into your search engine, it'll bring up several options that should meet your needs, they seem quite pricey, but if they meet your needs... And, of course, they can be used on other vehicles, such as V8s or other vehicles with dual exhausts, so you may be able to recoup some of the initial expense by hiring it out.

I've found mastertune customer service to be almost non existent. It is capable of reading wide band but they do not offer a kit they want you to buy the harley screamin eagle wideband pro for 600 dollars. I was hoping someone on here knew of a reasonably priced 2 sensor kit with a digital gauge. Like you said though it is all pretty expensive. Looking back I should have went with dynojet power vision or a thunder max stand alone ecu that comes with wide band. I appreciate the advice. Thanks

Uh huh, did you use the search line I quoted above - I've added emphasis, and you just need to highlight it and do a direct google search from that? It brings up a number of devices that should be exactly what you're looking for, then you can select what you think is the best fit for your needs and budget - on the latter, remember, you get what you pay for... usually.

Thanks for the help.