Ordering a Wideband TODAY. Need advice/pics
#17
11-24-2005 | 06:59 PM
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Originally Posted by typhoon43
AEM UEGO (only reads donw to 11.1)
it has two read-outs...one an analog acting light (sweeps like a needle) that does stop at 11.0, and a numerical read-out that will go below 11.0 as needed. i have one of these and i've seen it read into the 10s.
#18
11-24-2005 | 07:10 PM
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Originally Posted by typhoon43
Got it in last night after having to hit another muffler shop to get a new bung installed (1st shop butched the threads). I haven't had a chance to datalog or change the LED colors yet, but what I can tell you is that gauge seems to be very accurate and VERY responsive. I took her out to the track last night and was quite relieved to see my A/F at 11.4-11.6 throughout the run in 51 degree weather. I'm not going to be so paranoid about getting on it now. I also made the cable and soldered it in so I can hook up my XCAL2 and log A/F as well. The Innovate forums are awesome as far as help goes. I got basically a small book written when asking about integration for my XCAL2. I can highly recommned it. I'll take some videos and pics tonight for you and post them up tomorrow.
Install took about 3 hours, but we took our time, routed everything away from heat/moving parts, soldered all the wires, and grounded certain wires at certain ground points for the best accuracy. I LOVE this gauge!! Plus, replacement sensors are 40 bux. You just can't beat that IMO.
Have a great Turkey Day!
Install took about 3 hours, but we took our time, routed everything away from heat/moving parts, soldered all the wires, and grounded certain wires at certain ground points for the best accuracy. I LOVE this gauge!! Plus, replacement sensors are 40 bux. You just can't beat that IMO.
Have a great Turkey Day!
You're welcome.
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11-24-2005 | 07:12 PM
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11-24-2005 | 09:31 PM
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11-24-2005 | 09:32 PM
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Originally Posted by Fast95Z
For what it's worth my buddy had the AEM in his turbo car and he recently ditched it for a wideband commander from mark@LFP and he likes it alot more along with its features.. It's what I am buying.
If ya don't mind me asking, what features does the DJ commander have that the LC-1/XD-1 combo doesn't have? You're not allowed to say "a needle"
