AEM UEGO pricing and wideband availability
05-20-2003, 09:05 AM
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AEM UEGO pricing and wideband availability
5/9/03 AEM WIDEBAND controller
30-2301 Single channel UEGO kit is 481.25
30-2300 Dual Channel UEGO kit is 713.54
Bosch Sensor Is included
Tianium case look for the controller
Water Resistent
Frist run on the shelf should be 6/10/03
Display guage will be avaialble as of august 2003
30-2301 Single channel UEGO kit is 481.25
30-2300 Dual Channel UEGO kit is 713.54
Bosch Sensor Is included
Tianium case look for the controller
Water Resistent
Frist run on the shelf should be 6/10/03
Display guage will be avaialble as of august 2003
05-20-2003, 09:12 AM
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Re: AEM UEGO pricing and wideband availability (b18bturbo)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by b18bturbo »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">5/9/03 AEM WIDEBAND controller
30-2301 Single channel UEGO kit is 481.25
30-2300 Dual Channel UEGO kit is 713.54
Bosch Sensor Is included
Tianium case look for the controller
Water Resistent
Frist run on the shelf should be 6/10/03
Display guage will be avaialble as of august 2003</TD></TR></TABLE>
Will these kits have the same calibration issues in the EMS as the FJO, TechEdge, etc.. Just wondering if AEM has made a simple solution to getting the EMS to properly read the WB02 values, since they don't have a display out yet I am assuming so.
30-2301 Single channel UEGO kit is 481.25
30-2300 Dual Channel UEGO kit is 713.54
Bosch Sensor Is included
Tianium case look for the controller
Water Resistent
Frist run on the shelf should be 6/10/03
Display guage will be avaialble as of august 2003</TD></TR></TABLE>
Will these kits have the same calibration issues in the EMS as the FJO, TechEdge, etc.. Just wondering if AEM has made a simple solution to getting the EMS to properly read the WB02 values, since they don't have a display out yet I am assuming so.
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Re: AEM UEGO pricing and wideband availability (mskibbz-T)
they have correct it in there information list that i got it state "
THE AEM UEGO controller has a very low curent draw and features both 0-5v and 0-1v calibarated outputs to mimic the factory narrow band sensor."
This therefore should elminate any issues with your AEM and the UEGO controller
THE AEM UEGO controller has a very low curent draw and features both 0-5v and 0-1v calibarated outputs to mimic the factory narrow band sensor."
This therefore should elminate any issues with your AEM and the UEGO controller
05-20-2003, 09:19 AM
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Come on man, I know your all over that site. Havent you seen this http://www.aempower.com/bbs/viewtopic.php?t=3305 ?
For people interested in the EMS UEGO click that link above..........a little help for Viren.
For people interested in the EMS UEGO click that link above..........a little help for Viren.
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Re: AEM UEGO pricing and wideband availability (b18bturbo)
Viren, what kind of prices are you going to be offering on these units? Looking to get on apre-purchase list and need to know where to spend my money 
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Re: AEM UEGO pricing and wideband availability (93LSivic)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by 93LSivic »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Come on man, I know your all over that site. Havent you seen this http://www.aempower.com/bbs/viewtopic.php?t=3305 ?
For people interested in the EMS UEGO click that link above..........a little help for Viren.</TD></TR></TABLE>
LOL... I have skipped over those threads since I have the FJO kit, I knew it would make me feel like a dumbass for spending $750 on a kit that has been nothing but trouble trying to get it calibrated in the EMS. The AEM WB02 is CHEAPER and EASIER to use with the EMS, jump on this guys! I may have an almost new FJO kit available for sale pretty soon, unless I get the display and EMS synched perfectly
For people interested in the EMS UEGO click that link above..........a little help for Viren.</TD></TR></TABLE>
LOL... I have skipped over those threads since I have the FJO kit, I knew it would make me feel like a dumbass for spending $750 on a kit that has been nothing but trouble trying to get it calibrated in the EMS. The AEM WB02 is CHEAPER and EASIER to use with the EMS, jump on this guys! I may have an almost new FJO kit available for sale pretty soon, unless I get the display and EMS synched perfectly
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Re: AEM UEGO pricing and wideband availability (mskibbz-T)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by mskibbz-T »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Will these kits have the same calibration issues in the EMS as the FJO, TechEdge, etc.. Just wondering if AEM has made a simple solution to getting the EMS to properly read the WB02 values, since they don't have a display out yet I am assuming so. </TD></TR></TABLE>
I don't think the calibration issue is within the wideband controller itself. The issue has to do with the ecu and the controller using different references for ground. The controller simply uses the information it gets from the sensor and converts it into a voltage that can be read by the ecu and reinterpreted as an air/fuel ratio.
It isn't that hard to supply the ecu with a voltage from 0-5 volts and monitor it with a multi-meter and at the same time watch o2 raw and tune the o2 gain until they match for the majority of the range of 0-5 that your wideband controller uses. I realize the desire for complete accuracy but in reality its pretty difficult to tune to the accuracy of .1 AFR points. A few degrees of air temp can make that difference.
I don't think the calibration issue is within the wideband controller itself. The issue has to do with the ecu and the controller using different references for ground. The controller simply uses the information it gets from the sensor and converts it into a voltage that can be read by the ecu and reinterpreted as an air/fuel ratio.
It isn't that hard to supply the ecu with a voltage from 0-5 volts and monitor it with a multi-meter and at the same time watch o2 raw and tune the o2 gain until they match for the majority of the range of 0-5 that your wideband controller uses. I realize the desire for complete accuracy but in reality its pretty difficult to tune to the accuracy of .1 AFR points. A few degrees of air temp can make that difference.
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