Good Wideband o2

[gectek]

what are some companies that sell good wideband o2 kits for a good idea of what my car is acutally doing, so i can better tune my ga. i just got my dhp powrtuner and want to make sure that when i start tuning, i get it done good enough the first time that i dont have to start over from scratch

[sharkey]

i have an innovate xd-1 wideband kit. it comes with the gauge, controller and sensor. its a fully programable wideband setup, and you can change things to best suit your needs. it has a 0-1 volt output so you can run the wideband in place of your stock sensor and feed the comuter with it.

aem also make s a half decent wideband.

[gectek]

well i have another bung welded in for the wideband and i think i would tie it in to the dhp tuner with the analog to digital upgraded harness, so idk if that would make the other stuff obsolete or not, but i guess its worth a shot. does innovate sell them direct or do i have to go through somewhere else(third party)

[gectek]

i may look more into the LM-1 rpm kit and see if i like that

[scott0999]

I had a innovate lc-1. had a bit of trouble getting it to work

then I got 2 datalogs out of it, and the next day it was dead. I got a replacement and had no luck with that one either. ended up selling it

considering the high end stuff innovate makes idk if I just had back luck, or if the lc1 is junk

my next WB will be this:

http://www.zeitronix.com/Products/zt2/zt2.htm

[timg]

I'm running both the AEM gauge type and the AEM wideband controller (no display- running with an EMS).

The Innovate LM-1 is great for multiple cars or for a tuner.

Tim

[Chris88CL]

I used to have that zeitronix unit. It was good, but I didnt like the LCD display. Its ugly and was hard to view during the day.