Is this a good deal for a WB?
 

I found this at Jegs. Is this a good deal? :o Is there anything else you would need to make this work? ???

http://www.jegs.com/cgi-bin/ncommerc...24&prmenbr=361

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"Serial data stream included for output of Air/Fuel Ratio (RS 232)"

That would make me think that you could use this with a laptop to record the data. I have never used the AEM products first hand, but it looks like a good deal for those that would have previously gone with a Zeitronix or PLX.

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Great ! Just when I order my PLX for $100 more than that, this comes along. >:(

Man, if it wasn't for bad luck I wouldn't have any.

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"User-programmable 0-5v analog output included for use with data loggers and ANY engine management system"

sounds like a good deal to me!!

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Holy ----. If I hadn't been such an impuslive buyer over the past 3 weeks I would impulsively buy that!

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sounds like a bitchin deal, especially if it comares or overpasses wb's like the plx and lm-1, i think i might get one myself for a price like that

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The only issue I have heard about with the AEM UEGO is that it uses a non-linear sensor which makes logging in the editors a bit tricky.

I'm also not sure about replacement sensors on that thing...I think you have to buy them directly from AEM ($$$). Whereas you can get easy replacement Bosch sensors for ~$40 for the other WB units out there.

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can this double as your o2 sensor for your computer as well or are there any that do?

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The Innovate units (and some others) have two outputs, one wideband and one narrowband. You can send a narrowband output to the ECU and it acts just like a standard narrowband should.

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how much does an innovate wideband run that comes with a gauge that you can put into a gauge pod?

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the XD-1 is $399 and an attractive piece.

http://innovatemotorsports.com/products/xd1.php

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I have sucessfully logged a non-linear in ECUControl, to a degree of accuracy of 00.00X AFR. It's not that hard, just take a bit more work.

It says it uses a Bosch Sensor. Could you not still find one then

But, thee Innovate one is so proven buy guys on here, it may be worth the extra 22.00.

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I believe its the same sensor...but they put a different end on the cable :P

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But, if it's the same sensor, should the WB read Linear then?

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Depend on the controller I guess.