Having issues logging with Uego want to try something new

 

Zeitronix is my favorite. Lots of display options. Great support. Easy to log with evoscan or zeitronix software.

 

which model

i hate logging with serial cable

 

I used the AEM FailSafe in my X....combo boost/wideband that has tuning options. If it detects a boost or AFR value out of range it shuts the car down in a variety of ways...$500 combo gauge that saves a 10k motor? Yes please.

 

Have you tried wiring it into your ECU and logging it that way? I know you mentioned you hate your AEM but is that the issue or is the way its being logged? I had success in the past logging my AEM using a serial cable and then a few years back I wired it into my ECU and it works quite well like that too.

 

formula is way off

do you have one you would llike to share

 

Not everyone will have the same formula, what value does it log with the evaluation as just "x" in evoscan?

 

The AEM UEGO is pretty standard. I like what they did with their newer AEM Failsafe. However my favorite option is the PLX DM-6. It even shows the 02 sensor life!

 

I have the zt2 with hacker display. If you hate the serial I dont know what to tell you. Its too easy. Only other way is to wire the widebands output into the stock ecu and use a formula to log.

 

I've used my Zeitronix ZT-2 for sometime and love it. Its a great unit.

 

Before you go off and spend more $. Follow this how-to. If you have to change the "X" outside of 8-11. Then best chance is the ground for the wideband is not sufficient enough.

https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/la...o-evoscan.html

 

x2

 

this is an excellent how to. i got my ngk afx on line with this write up. if you check beagleys post #116 you'll see that not only is the formula accurate its faster than the serial.

 

I love my LC-2, logs perfect with evoscan and keeps calibration unlike the lc-1. More options and smaller than the lc-1. One click calibrations and you can still use the LM programmer if you use the 0-5v signal to adjust the scaling.