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Old Dec 3, 2011 | 11:55 PM
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Originally Posted by nunyas
I got a 2port USB hub that let me hook up my LC-1 WB O2 sensor and the OpenPort 2.0 to the one USB port that's on the Viliv.
EDIT: Ignore me, late night tardness. I realized that the LC-1 comes with a serial connector, you would just need a serial to USB adapter, find a 2 port hub and you're in business.

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Old Dec 4, 2011 | 07:36 AM
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Originally Posted by BravoZero
Just bought a used but good condition Viliv S5, like the one Bryan has in his pics above. Can't wait to get it configured so I can put it in the car.

Quick question... how would I properly monitor AFR with a PC like this? would I need a separate gauge for the wideband?
The wide bands usually come with software for the pc. I know mine did. Unless your referring to evoscan. Pending on what one you got, evoscan has wb options.
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Old Dec 4, 2011 | 08:01 AM
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Though id prefer the traditional pillar gages, this actually looks like a great option. Bravo, how much did u end up paying for it used?
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Old Dec 4, 2011 | 08:23 AM
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I like the lcd display myself. Keeps the A piller from being all bundled up and doesnt obstruct the viewing area.
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Old Dec 4, 2011 | 09:22 AM
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I run an AEM personally, only because the Zeitronix and Innovative aren't easy to come by in Canada. I've heard great things about either brand. Those mini-pc setups above are awesome. I run my gauges using a Rexpeed pillar pod. The pod does the trick, but fitment leaves something to be desired. I had to modify the rexpeed pillar and the OEM pillar fairly extensively to get it to fit the way I wanted. I cut holes into the OEM pillar for the cables to pass through it, then sanded the whole pillar so that 3M mounting tape would stick. I then used the tape to fix the Rexpeed pillar to the OEM pillar. I also had to do some careful cutting along the base of the Rexpeed pillar so it would fit nicely. It looks pretty close to stock now, but before that it looked pretty terrible (so bad in fact that I could have made a pillar with cardboard and packing tape that would have looked better).
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Old Dec 4, 2011 | 10:11 AM
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Here is a pic of my rexpeed pillar with gauges. Sorry it's only the bottom half;only pic I have of it.

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Old Dec 4, 2011 | 11:43 AM
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Originally Posted by Jechttt
Though id prefer the traditional pillar gages, this actually looks like a great option. Bravo, how much did u end up paying for it used?
Ebay for $250, it was advertised as in great working condition with minor wear, although it was hard to tell in the pics. As long as it works perfectly and the screen isn't scratched up, fine by me. There are vendors out there that have replacement parts if I need them. Can't wait!

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I like the lcd display myself. Keeps the A piller from being all bundled up and doesnt obstruct the viewing area.
Not only that, but I'm not sure I trust the added weight of the gauges onto the pillar if the airbag were to deploy, the gauges themselves may even fly out. That's just like putting the license plate in your windshield... not a good idea, lol.
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Old Dec 4, 2011 | 04:50 PM
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You still need a wideband to read afr in evo scan so you still have to buy one.
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Old Dec 4, 2011 | 05:08 PM
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You still need a wideband to read afr in evo scan so you still have to buy one.
Right, I know.
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Old Dec 4, 2011 | 06:10 PM
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My tuner and I highly prefer AEM Digital Widebands just because of simplicity - since any high-end wideband will have similar accuracy/function. It's accurate, fast, and gives a simple analog serial output - no fuss/complication with "unique" stuff like the others. Plus I can get matching boost, temp, etc gauges

granted all that extra fuss/complication is not a big deal to some, but evoscan just needs a basic serial -> USB. I don't care if other widebands have their own cool solution for providing output - wire it and be done. Nothing against the other options and those that like them - I just like that it's simple to work with, hi-tech look, and matching options
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