I wonder if this works well?? Could save lots of money and time spent at the dyno.
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hmm interesting, any inputs out there?

 

go with aem wideband easy to install everything is very simple

 

And isn't it at least three times the price of this one? Did you even read the thread? He is talking about a CHEAP wideband and you give advice on something that wasn't asked for and is cimpletely irrelevant. I just hate when people respond without even reading the entire post.

 

Why not just get an innovate lc1 for $50 more and you don't have to make a case or anything....you can still datalog with it and it has outputs also....

 

Thats just a controller. If you want to see a real time a/f ratio you would need a display or probably a labtop (if it is possible to hook up). Displays for that is another 150-200 if I remember correctly.

 

I think its a pretty good deal as long as it works as good as its supposed to. (meaning accurate readings)

It would probably be a good substitute to replace the clock with this.

 

My guess is it will work just fine. There's nothing special about a WB sensor and gauge. Keep in mind those gauges aren't all that responsive so most people tune off of AFR logs. You may want to make sure this WB can be logged by the standard logging software packages like ECUScan.

 

Thats really cool, I like homemade/DIY stuff like that I already have an LC-1 though.

 

i have innov LM1, its nice and good $

 

This would be a great replacment for the clock... This would make a great Group Buy

 

It doesn't come with the Bosch sensor and fyi, the display for the LC1 is $90.

 

its not really in the price range, but for a very accurate and precise wideband, ive always used PLX Devices M-300. Id go with something that is accurate and precise if your tuning and/or running an aggressive tune.