Wideband
06-18-2005, 03:04 PM
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I'm planning on getting a wideband next month. I have just started reasearching this, and I've heard some good things about the wideband commander by dynojet, and the AEM. Thats all the info I gotten so far. If anybody can help me out, tell me what you are using, how you like it or throw me a link I'd appreciate it.
07-17-2005, 03:54 AM
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[quote name='AgentSpeed' date='Jun 23 2005, 04:42 PM']I've got the Innovate LM-1 with the add on gauge. I've been very happy with it so far.
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This one looks interesting. Is it nessacary to have the LM-1 or can i just go with the stand alone gauge with sensor?
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This one looks interesting. Is it nessacary to have the LM-1 or can i just go with the stand alone gauge with sensor?
07-17-2005, 09:51 AM
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I have PLX M-300's on the steering column of both my cars.
I've tuned other cars with Innovate and AEM widebands. The Innovate is bulky but feature packed. With the gauge unit it would be a good buy. The AEM's 0-5V output worked fine but the gauge display is SLOW. The display also only goes as rich as 11.0 before showing dashes. Other widebands show the 10.0-11.0 area.
I've tuned other cars with Innovate and AEM widebands. The Innovate is bulky but feature packed. With the gauge unit it would be a good buy. The AEM's 0-5V output worked fine but the gauge display is SLOW. The display also only goes as rich as 11.0 before showing dashes. Other widebands show the 10.0-11.0 area.
07-20-2005, 03:14 AM
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[quote name='Battyboy' date='Jul 17 2005, 12:54 AM']This one looks interesting. Is it nessacary to have the LM-1 or can i just go with the stand alone gauge with sensor?
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You don't need the LM-1, you can buy the stand alone gauge version...LC-1 I think?
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You don't need the LM-1, you can buy the stand alone gauge version...LC-1 I think?
07-20-2005, 05:08 PM
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The LM-1 is great, i havent used it so far, but i got the "aux2 input" which allows great datalogging abilities. you can use inputs from 5 sensors and the o2 input and chart them out in a graph, plus its well supported, the guys at innovate helped me a couple times very promptly too.
it does seem a lot bigger then it needs to be tho, but hey whatever.
oh and yes they have a stand-alone gauge only wideband thing which seems cool.
kevin.
it does seem a lot bigger then it needs to be tho, but hey whatever.
oh and yes they have a stand-alone gauge only wideband thing which seems cool.
kevin.
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