FikseRxSeven

has anyone here used innovate motorsports' new low budget wideband controller LC-1.



its for sale for $199 with a bosch 5wire O2 sensor 2 analog outputs, and the LC-1 harness.

FikseRxSeven

isnt phins an authorized dealer? if its any good can we setup a group buy?

treceb

but then you have to get a gauge. im guessing it could work with any gauge, but theirs is like 230 bucks. both for 400 or 350 at a GB in club.

FikseRxSeven

well, the LC-1 has an analog output that can be used for the stock EFI computers meaning it can put out a narrowband signal.



plus i was thinking more of using it alongside a datalogit

treceb

yeah. i was just looking for info on hooking up teh lm1 to the datalogit. would be a nice.

bill shurvinton

Does what it says on the tin. If you are using a turbo then it pays to buy the additional heasink, as the LSU4 can be overheated in turbo applications, or build some fins as shown in the instruction manual.

rfreeman27

I have one and it works with my TecIII. It will also display on my digi dash when i get around to getting that

a7r

I wouldn't call it low budget; it has a higher resolution D/A on the AFR signal output than the LM-1. It's just designed more for specific applications, where you don't want the interactivity and size of the LM-1 (like when you're doing data acquisition on a dyno, or using it with an ECU for auto tuning).



I'm going to be picking up one this week. I've had good luck with my LM-1, so I'm going to leave an LC-1 in the car at all times hooked up to my ECU. It's great that these units have become so cheap.

FikseRxSeven

i have had the lc-1 for a week, and its still in the box.. hehe

eyecandy

Did you get just the LC=1 or with the XD-1 gauge? I have been thinking of selling my LM1 for the LC1, just don't like the big box. I bought it for the datalogging, but realized that it will not suit my needs.