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thanks for the input

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now i'm getting all excited cos i ordered mine the other day, got the tracking number through this morning..........

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Says who?

I mean, yeah, the more you use something...the quicker it will be worn out. But if your AFRs are in check, the Bosch LSU4 sensors are rated to last 100k miles in the turbo beetles they come in stock.

I have been running mine for nearly a year now permanently installed. A beautiful feature of the LM-1 is that you can easily free-air recalibrate the sensor to account for sensor life...

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I've got an apexi turbo timer that also reads and displays O2 voltage and AFR readings. Would this work as a display?

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im leaning towards plx has anyone used this one

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I would like to know what one is the simplest one to use. I plan on use it to tune a couple of cars so it would not be a permanent mount.

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I've got the PLX M300 and am happy with it for now but have been debating on weather or not to switch to the Innovative unit. I'm liking the dataloging features and versatility on many other vehichles. The PLX is small, looks good even if it is a permanent install, and only requires about a three wire hookup to use.
I was checking out the Zeitronix you guy's posted and that doesn't seem too bad either but it's datalogging graphing seems to be a little tricky to follow. I personally am leaning toward the innovative and will probably have my PLX up for sale soon.

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i am planning on buying the zeitronix unit and just running it with dataloggin on a laptop

lol that kind of says "don't ---- with me" if you have a laptop that ppl can see you're dataloggin and ---- like that with ya know?

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yea thats gonna be me slow ass civic,but its gonna be nice to have when i grow balls & step up the boost

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