EK FLY

been looking all over for a wideband system all of them are in the range of 300+ $
i'am not looking for a top noch system but a good one that could give me a good readout thats all ...

anybody had a good deal on their wideband ?

Dunc

Got my DynoJet for $450. http://www.widebandcommander.com/

_gurusan_

For that pricerange there are a couple great ones:

PLX M300, and Innovative LM-1.

The Innovate LC-1 is another great budget choice, 200 shipped I think.....great if you just need to tune via a laptop and not have a gauge....or you can buy a gauge later.

mike93eh

plx m-300 is the best at $299 shipped.

adseguy

You can build your own for a little over $200, but you better know electronics like the back of your hand. Also the problem with those sensors is they are VERY expensive. The PLX is probably your best bet...it's fairly cheap and the sensor is even cheaper (about $38).....gotta pay to play

oxSLEEPERxo

yea if u want to spend under 300, get the plx m300, i have seen used ones go for $230-265

Ferrari20

The Innovate LC-1

I will get the website when I get home but on their site that have videos of tuning with it. I am going with it!

nickromeo

i also agree with the lci its 200 bucks from xenocron or moates u dont need a display if ur using ur laptop to t00n

King Tut33

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I don't agree. You need some display other than your laptop to verify that your laptop is getting the correct AFR from the ECU. I would go with the PLX M300 first and then the LC-1 with gauge second. Both have nice linear voltages so can easily be put into any datalogging software you choose.

RobbieG35

My PLX was like $300 shipped I think.

BlackCRX

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by adseguy &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">You can build your own for a little over $200, but you better know electronics like the back of your hand. Also the problem with those sensors is they are VERY expensive. The PLX is probably your best bet...it's fairly cheap and the sensor is even cheaper (about $38).....gotta pay to play </TD></TR></TABLE>

same, i built my DIY WB02 2E0 (dual display, built in datalogging, wideband and narrow band output, programable output etc..) for about $450cdn which works out to about $200usd hahaha

it also uses the cheap VW o2 sensor

Wideopentuning

I got my AEM for $350 with gauge. I only want $225 shipped for it. Less than 3k miles on sensor.

platinum00

what about a $100 VW wideband and this display

http://www.innovatemotorsports...1.php

will that work

platinum.

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iTrader: (1)

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I don't agree. You need some display other than your laptop to verify that your laptop is getting the correct AFR from the ECU. I would go with the PLX M300 first and then the LC-1 with gauge second. Both have nice linear voltages so can easily be put into any datalogging software you choose.</TD></TR></TABLE>


i HIGHLY AGREE with this statement. biggest problem with the LC-1 you dont know what the gauge is actually reading and when it gets to the ecu. often times it reads .3-.7 diffrent AFR.

13SecNTegra

I use AEM for my Eclipse and Innovative for my Integra, I know you can get one cheaper... for instance

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors...ZWDVW

Soccerking3000

i got a plx m-300 for 200...

splitime

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by platinum00 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">what about a $100 VW wideband and this display

http://www.innovatemotorsports...1.php

will that work

platinum.</TD></TR></TABLE>

VW wideband? You mean the 5wire VW(bosch) sensor? Its 30-40bucks online.

Also, to use that display you either need an LM-1 or a LC-1 unit to control the O2 sensor.

BlueShadow

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by King Tut33 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">

I don't agree. You need some display other than your laptop to verify that your laptop is getting the correct AFR from the ECU. I would go with the PLX M300 first and then the LC-1 with gauge second. Both have nice linear voltages so can easily be put into any datalogging software you choose.</TD></TR></TABLE>

Yup, unless you know for sure that your voltage to AFR numbers are correct it's risky running a WB setup that doesn't have a guage. I have an LM1 and the Controller is about the size of a Gameboy and it has a AFR/lambda display on the front. Whenever I i first hooked up my LM1 I used the display to check and make sure the conversion factors I put in Crome were correct. If my AFR numbers dont match the controller, then I know something is wrong with my conversion numbers.

bubs

I paid $290 for a new AEM wideband with gauge.

kranked91dx

I paid 300 shipped to Canada, for a AEM uego wideband.
brand new, guage type, with sensor and ready to use.

great unit, seve me well.

Kranked

B6tPoweredMx3

Plx M300 is what im running right now.
Got it for 300$ shipped.

ccivic

You can hook the LC-1 straight up to your laptop and to your ECU if you really want to check accurately. It has a few different outputs.

EK FLY

i see all this prices but what about were to buy for these price's ????????

SOHCD16y8

I got my Plx M300 from the sponsor classifieds

weiRtech

what about zeitronixs? i'm using one and i love it. they aren't the cheapest, but you can get a lot of nice extras which i did. bn, it was $570 shipped with everything.