Re: Wideband Recommendations
 

Innovate has TWO programmable linear outputs.

Re: Wideband Recommendations
 

The JAW also has two programmable outputs and allows you to create linear or non-linear outputs, giving it more flexibility in that respect than anything else on the market.

I really need to hook it up in tandem with my PLX and LC-1 on the same car, log via my USB-6009.

Re: Wideband Recommendations
 

LC-1 was too picky and i constantly had issues with it. Running the PLX now and never had a problem. Works like a charm.

Re: Wideband Recommendations
 

Hamburgler = 306.M.O?

Re: Wideband Recommendations
 

Explain to me how a wideband can be picky?

Re: Wideband Recommendations
 

Installer error

Re: Wideband Recommendations
 

I run the exact same LC-1 setup that Chris posted up the link for, and they work fantastic in both my WRX and Evo 8. It also has one of the faster sampling rates out there that is able to keep up with the obd2 MUTIII protocol sampling rate on my Evo, and the replacement sensors are dirt cheap from the local autoparts store (look for the front o2 for a 2002 VW turbo beetle ;) ). As long as it's installed and calibrated properly you really can't beat it.

Re: Wideband Recommendations
 

Designer error.

Re: Wideband Recommendations
 

All commercially avaliable widebands ------- lie. watching the gauge or log is like reading a post on honda tech pick out what may be usefull and disregard the rest.

Re: Wideband Recommendations
 

Which has nothing to do with the finicky nature of the Innovate line, and their constantly requiring recalibration once they are removed from an ideal laboratory environment.

I like them and can work around them, for the most part, but it is the truth.