92TypeR

Innovate MTX-L. The only 'all-digital' wideband controller.

I got mine for $175 shipped.

Serial logging w/eCtune works great. No 0-5v output required.

Divers

Worst on the market IMO. Cheap for a reason. Another quality AEM product

N/A

Plenty use it with success... what don't you like about it?
Only issue I've found is the price of sensors

d112crzy

The sensors have nothing to do with that wideband. Plenty of widebands use the bosch lsu sensor. It's the controller that is shitty.

In my personal experience, the build of the controller/gauge is garbage, the harness is trash and the readings are inconsistent. I tried using different sensors(1 new, 2 used) and it still gave me inconsistent readings.

The unit I was using was about 2 years old. I'd hope they're more consistent when newer. My old m300 was 5 years old before it **** the bed and was consistent from day one.

Divers

I agree. The UEGO controller is the shitty part in that equation. Everyone has their own opinion, but most of the bad widebands I run into are AEM UEGO's. I think they're mostly used because they're so cheap. With that said, what's the point of logging or monitoring a sensor if its not accurate or not working?

Using a cheap wideband to log can be frustrating, but using a cheap wideband on a closed-loop car can cost you a motor. You just have to choose what you want out of that wideband.

PyroProblem

Any opinions or input on the PLX widebands and controllers?
http://www.plxdevices.com/wideband.php

I have an old PLX M300 and its been good to me so far.

the171

I use an aem unit. Its easy as hell to install and use. I get acurate readings both on the gauge and at the ecu. Some more advanced users might want something else but, for the price the aem works awesome.

Innovate lc-1 did not work for me. Burned through 2 controllers quickly. They are finicky to ground and a pain to install. I wouldn't buy anymore innovate stuff.

d112crzy

So it's accurate because your logs match what your gauge showed?

LC-1 would be a great wideband if it weren't so damn picky on how it was wired.

Pyro: PLX products are nice

Divers

The PLX is a nice controller IMO, but still uses the bosch sensor. The PLX is the one we use if we don't use a NTK controller/sensor.

How do you know its accurate? Do you have a NTK next to it for comparison

BMo Tuning

Innovate MTX-L

cibao2ner

i ended up going with the mtxl...its a street high comp engine...and car has been sitting for over a year so there alot i need to do right now....the ngk afx was gonna be my choice but the monthly calibrations is what turn me away from it...winter get brutal up here and i dont have a garage to work on my car...but once the race car is done its gonna be ngk...ngk beat bosch any day...also got it for 168 shipped...

Teresh

cibao2ner
Man plz where you did u got it for 168 shipped? ebay price is 199$ for mtxl and 168$ for uego.. im in the same situation and confused what to buy mtxl or uego. what made you to choose mtxl?

cibao2ner

its all digital so response is faster and i heard alot of problems with the lc1 and aem...got it from ebay just made an offer..here the link..its more than enough for what i need it right now...also as much as i wanted the ngk afx...the monthly calibrations turn me away..

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Innovate-384...#ht_592wt_1037

hootiehoo

id buy the ngk afx in a second, BUT it cant log on its own, and doesnt have logging software to use with a computer.

im leaning towards the FJO unit