alright, the question is pretty simple, and i want to know which is better for tuning. I wont be doing any datalogging. Should i go with the NGK AFX or the AEM UEGO?

i think that the aem is better beacsue of the range that it can read, and also i think it has output for the ecu as that of a narrowband, so all i have to do is replace the narrowband, and no welding required.....am i thinking right?, or is the NGK better?, i can get both for about the same price.....

opinions PLEASE!!!

 

bump to see if im thinking right...

 

always heard aem is the way to go if you want a simple install and a guage type wideband, but never heard much bout the ngk

 

any other input, thanks above for your opinion. everyones counts

 

i would say this is a pretty easy question.....nobody ever researched these two WB's? or experienced them?

If i should have searched; i tried, but if anyone else came up with something, would you mind posting some results as to what you found... i wana know which one to purchase because im not ballin, im ballin on a budget, LOL!

 

If you are using an AEM EMS.... go with the AEM Wideband, if you are using Crome, Hondata etc go with an Innovate/PLX. I ran into this issue when I had my EMS, now I have an S300 and cant datalog with the AEM Wideband, so I have to take it off my car and sell it. There is a way to make the AEM work w/ Hondata but it requires buying a chip board, resistor etc and soldering it all together. If you are interested in the AEM ill give you a good deal on mine.

 

i'm gonna be running crome, how much is the chip or whatever to make the AEM unit work. I am really wanting a gauge type and dont wanna spend a life savings on it.....

 

PLX m300 + gauge

 

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perhaps the best response i have gotten, simple and to the point, fulfilled all my needs want sure if this was the way to go or what.....thanks SO much for recomending this WB02. did research on your recomendation, and it's perfect for my needs! Thanks EVERYONE for your responses and opinions!!!!

 

I'm useing the ngk and have had it tested against some of the nicer plx and otehr systems, it's always like within .01-.02 of their specs so it's really accurate.

 

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plx in my opinion has the best widebands!

many to choose from
http://www.plxdevices.com/

 

I am running an lc-1 with gauge kit works great for me.. dont have too much input on the ngk.