Need help in picking out a wideband.
Did a search and found that ALOT of you guys are using the AEM. I see there priced around $275.00. I found the PLX Devices M-250 with White Face Gauge on ebay for about $349.00, not much info on it from users. Then there is the Auto meter Wideband that goes for $379.00...ouch. Is there any others I should look into. I would like to get one that has the gauge to install in my gauge panel. Which out of the 3 listed above would you get or do you use? Since sooooo many people use the AEM, Is it that good or do people get it for the price? It seems to be the cheapest wideband available.
Thanks for your help....
Thanks for your help....
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I own the LM-1 from Innovate Motorsports. I love it, it works as advertised and has enough features to keep me happy. The big thing is Innovate's forum is very active with knowledgeable users including the engineer who designs their products. You won't go more than a few minutes without getting your question answered. I met the head engineer at the PRI show in Orlando last year and he's a very nice guy who knows his shit and makes some really badass high end products.
Thanks for the replies so far.
I was kinda leaning towards the Autometer only because the all other gauges in the car are autometer. The only reason Im looking at others is because the Autometer wideband is so new on the market I cant find any reviews on it. I looked at the Innovate Motorsports widebands and I must say, VERY nice, but its twice as much as the others after you buy the unit then the 2 1/16 gauge.
I was kinda leaning towards the Autometer only because the all other gauges in the car are autometer. The only reason Im looking at others is because the Autometer wideband is so new on the market I cant find any reviews on it. I looked at the Innovate Motorsports widebands and I must say, VERY nice, but its twice as much as the others after you buy the unit then the 2 1/16 gauge.
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What my favorite is, get the LM-1 which will datalog in the box without a laptop (I datalog A/F ratio, MAP, and air temp). The LM-1 has 2 fully programmable outputs. You can set one of the outputs to mimic a standard narrow band sensor. Then you get the Auto-Meter A/F gauge only (to match your other gauges) and wire that to the LM-1 output. So the LM-1 is tricking the gauge into thinking its a narrow band, but you're seeing the accurace of the wideband. All you have to do is tweak the output of the LM-1 so the middle light of the gauge is lit at your preferred A/F ratio.
ive heard bad things about the uego, but i dont have any personal experience. i had the dyno jet wideband commander, it comes with everything in one box and its easy to hook up to a lap top. kinda sucked for me though bought a lap top just for it and ended up selling the wieband a few days later.



