anyone know who makes an accurate digital A/F gauge?

 

Get the PLX M-250 and the PLX 2 1/4 gauge, Very accurate and you can run the Narrow band input into your ECU as well as be able to see a wideband readout on the gauge. Check them out. http://www.plxdevices.com

 

i had the PLX, worked great

 

it's a hundred more bucks to get the data-logging feature - are there any cheaper alternatives to datalog to laptop using your wideband controller?

Edit - i feel like if i'm going to invest that much into tuning (or learning to tune myself) data-logging is almost necessary... but a hundred bucks 20 hours of my life so...

 

if you have a standalone you can datalog in there. Other than that, im sure you can find some free datalogger online somewhere, but im sure it wont be the greatest

 

what's the difference between a standalone and uberdata?

 

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uberdata i believe utilizes your current ecu. you just burn new roms for your ecu. a standalone replaces the ecu and has many more features but uberdata is most definetly the bang for the buck and if used correctly works great.

 

thanks that plx one is pretty expansive but definetly worth it in the long run. That will be the next purchase when i have the money!!

 

PLX is the cheapest one out there. Dont get any cheaper than that.
I think Uber has datalogging now

 

The AEM gauge is very nice and according to the FJO that my car was tuned on, it is very accurate also. I picked one up from Lightning Motorsports a while back.

 

I use the AEM UEGO, no complaints hurrr