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the titan my be in need of ecu programmer or tuner tool, heard about venom making something. my cousin has a titan with exhaust and intake thats why im in these forums and i was thinking of trying to put a apexi afc on it to control the fuel.if i put the wide band in it now ill be able to see how the a/f is but havent tried it yet. i do some car tuning worked with some afcs and some stand alones and piggy backs. if the titan controls its fuel through the mass ull be able to tie the afc in and control the fuel at diff rpms and throttle posistions. put a wide band in and tune away maybe egt if u really want and street tune away. you should be able to figure it out when the venom is done if it ties into mass then the afc will work. i have a motec wide band lamda and access to a dyno even which doesnt mean much u can street tune just as well almost with those 2 parameters. if anyone has input let me know im about 2 try it on my cousins.
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eh, what? huh?
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let me know what comes from your effort. I would really like to see the results, I too have been thinking about the same.
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The titan comes stock with widebands. They are the two O2 sensors
that are in front of the cats. The ones located after the cats
are the standard 0-1v narrow bands. To my knowledge (and that
ain't saying much), Unichip is the only one out there with a programmer
to date. And that cannot be programmed by you, a dealer with the
right program has to do it.
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Topic: how does the titan control fuel
