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Old Oct 10, 2008, 06:31 AM
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which wideband?
aem eugo or the innovate LM1?
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Old Oct 10, 2008, 12:17 PM
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i would not recommend buying anything from innovate. Their products have issues with calibration. I currently have a Uego and love it. I have had many other experiences with it from friends who own them and none of them have ever had an issue. I give two thumbs up to the uego.
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NGK with the NTK sensor. Huge display, a sensor that will not die from leaded gas, and a price that will not wreck the bank.

http://devotuning.com/store/index.ph...&products_id=7
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Have had great success on several cars with the Zeitronix ZT2 w/LCD...

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umm i have the lc1 and i like it but i have not used it yet for logging my afr yet and if u dident know people have been having problems trying to log with it.. maby they have old computers i dont know. well will u be using it for logging on your computer?
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Originally Posted by Flyin EVO 2
NGK with the NTK sensor. Huge display, a sensor that will not die from leaded gas, and a price that will not wreck the bank.

http://devotuning.com/store/index.ph...&products_id=7
True this wideband works 100%. Pinned into my stock ecu for logging and just around the 200 mark. Unless you want the boost and EGT capabilities found with a Zietronics setup there is no reason no to get this wideband. Ive had it for half my cars life now and havent needed a new sensor yet
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Zeitronix ZT2 is a very nice system, and I highly recommend it. I switched to it (along with the ZR2 gauge) from a AEM gauge type wideband. The logging capabilities alone make it well worth the investment.
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Zeitronix!!!
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I would have gone with the Zeitronix, but I wanted a gauge style
set-up. At the time , it was not available, now it is. No issues with my Innovate.
Picture of my car idling, right on the money

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I have an AEM UEGO and it's been great for me.
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thanks all of yall... either the aem or the zeitronix
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Why not get the Zeitrnoix? You can also have boost,EGT,and Lambada, and zeitronix will give you data logging software as well.
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