windbands?? need some help
#13
Re: windbands?? need some help
Originally Posted by CSaddict
I had one Zeitronix that was DOA and one that ---- the bed after a week. ---- those things. Ill stick to Innovate and PLX.
#15
Re: windbands?? need some help
I have a uego and I love it, although only having one output did **** me off having to put my narrowband back in after cutting it out. but unlike the lc-1 There are no free air caibrations need. Also I use two different lc1 in two diff cars that both had the same problem..they would randomly freak out and show max and min afr and nothing else. Had to be recal'ed to fix it.
#16
Re: windbands?? need some help
PLX m300. Easiest wideband to wire by far. Don't deal with any bs inconsistency like the lc1. NO free air calibrations. The gauge isn't the best as far as rice gauges go, but it gets the job done without any hassles.
#17
Re: windbands?? need some help
Originally Posted by d112crzy
PLX m300. Easiest wideband to wire by far. Don't deal with any bs inconsistency like the lc1. NO free air calibrations. The gauge isn't the best as far as rice gauges go, but it gets the job done without any hassles.
#18
Re: windbands?? need some help
Ran my 1 year old sensor yesterday and compared it to a dynos wideband. Was off by .1+/-
But I agree, free air calibration is not a bad thing at all. I just thought I'd add it in there because it just makes it a little easier.
But I agree, free air calibration is not a bad thing at all. I just thought I'd add it in there because it just makes it a little easier.
#20
Re: windbands?? need some help
i really like my Innovate lm-1 and have installed the lc-1 on probably 5 customer cars. they seem to be a little finicky at times, but once setup have no issues. i did find a few issues with my lm-1 the first go around, but when i sent the unit back for repair i was sent back one that has worked flawlessly since. the origional problem was caused when i didnt pay attention to my friend whom i let install the sensor, and he got it tangled in the damn timing belt an geeked the lm-1. also if the sensor crap out, you get weird errors, which have all been remedies with a replacement sensor.
my old roomate used the aem uego, and that was super straight forward and worked perfect right off the bat. so those seem to work quite well also
my old roomate used the aem uego, and that was super straight forward and worked perfect right off the bat. so those seem to work quite well also