Wideband question
 

Someone on HT is selling a Techedge L1H1 wideband for $200 and I think I want to buy it, anyone have an opinion on this particular model? TIA

Re: Wideband question
 

i forget which techedge is which, but replacement sensors could be pricey. I'd suggest googling it.

Re: Wideband question
 

just get a brand new one.. from plx or whatever it is.. the plx300.. there only like $299 and they work great.

not sure about that one thats for sale though.. i dont know much about them

Re: Wideband question
 

http://techedge.com.au/vehicle/wbo2/wbntk.htm

http://www.hondaautomotiveparts.com/...VIN+Number+---

The L1H1 sensors are a bit pricey when compared to the lsu4 units:

http://www.megasquirt.info/PWC/lsupur.htm

https://www.1stvwparts.com/part_number.html

021-906-262-B

I personally would suggest a lsu4 based unit.

Re: Wideband question
 

I have to of those sensors, but for 200.00 you can buy a complete Innovative Kit w/o display.

Re: Wideband question
 

Without a display you just plug it into a laptop to get a reading or what? Do I want this guy or what? http://www.innovatemotorsports.com/x...me.php?cat=253

Re: Wideband question
 

Alex pick up the LC-1 from Chris at www.xencron.com That thing is great. Plug it into your laptop and go to town. My neighbor has one.

Re: Wideband question
 

Yup you use your laptop, and seeing as that is in the car anyways when you tune, you really don't need a fancy display!

Re: Wideband question
 

Does Xenocron sell the LC1 seperate or do I have to get one of the package deals? Looks like that is what I'll end up getting.

Re: Wideband question
 

Soooooo what's the sense in spending $100 more for the display if you can read the AFR on the laptop?


JP