Received an email from Innovate today containing this article. I know there's always someone looking for a wideband sicne its the first recommendation when your car is ready to be tuned. I dont vouch for any product, but thought this may help you make the right decision for your application.

http://www.innovatemotorsports.com/r...B_Shootout.pdf

 

Nice. I am currently looking for a wideband and I think this helped make my mind up.

 

That has been out for a while now, but it has some good info.

 

it's been out for a while but many contradict it, they had the testing done by their own employees and at their facility. So bias outcome is what other tuners/vendor claimed.


some1 post up I kow Scott from ttp is one of them that argue the results

 

Innovate conducted that test at THEIR facility using THEIR methods as reported by Mike Kojima.

How are you going to have INNOVATE TESTING THEIR COMPETITORS widebands?



Below you will find the results of an HONEST test conducted by a REAL MAGAZINE, and not tested by INNOVATE.

 

 

The results:

 

^ thanx for the article, I knew u would post

 

Didn't know of all that. I'm beind on these things. Good to know!

 

I was in the same position as you a month ago. I ended up getting a Zeitronix Zt-2 from TTP, and i couldnt be more satisfied with it. Zeitronix and TTP rock!

 

So why did the AEM go offline. it couldent handle the heat(not literally)??, i have been shopping around for widebands, i already use the aem tru boost and i like the AEM uego because it would match.... but if it sucks i dont want to buy it. I want to start tuning my own car shold i just go with the zeitronics

 

It could not read rich enough to display the AFR. The AFR range display was insufficient.

AEM is not effective to tune your car with. If you like blinkity gauges that serve little real tuning purpose, that is the way to go.

 

could you Pm me the price of the zeitronics without the screen. I just set one of these up in my friends car and like it alot.

 

Done.

 

I got AEM Uego, evoscan can log it !