the best affordable wideband there is. (which one is it?)
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Re: the best affordable wideband there is. (Quagmire)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Quagmire »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">You can buy my brand new AEM wideband - $290 shipped 
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does it come with a gauge? send some pics to liz_n_robbie@yahoo.com
</TD></TR></TABLE>does it come with a gauge? send some pics to liz_n_robbie@yahoo.com
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Re: the best affordable wideband there is. (bottle fed)
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does it come with a gauge? send some pics to liz_n_robbie@yahoo.com</TD></TR></TABLE>
Nope, that's why it's cheap
The more expensive AEM units have a controller that in built into a gauge. The cheaper AEM units have a controller that is housed in an extruded aluminum housing (about the size of a hondata box but thinner).
does it come with a gauge? send some pics to liz_n_robbie@yahoo.com</TD></TR></TABLE>
Nope, that's why it's cheap
The more expensive AEM units have a controller that in built into a gauge. The cheaper AEM units have a controller that is housed in an extruded aluminum housing (about the size of a hondata box but thinner).
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Re: the best affordable wideband there is. (Quagmire)
I have the PLX M300 and it works great. I would probably buy a zeitronix though if I had to buy one again, mainly for the datalogging options. My buddy has one and it works great.
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Re: the best affordable wideband there is. (beerbongskickass)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by beerbongskickass »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I have the PLX M300 and it works great. I would probably buy a zeitronix though if I had to buy one again, mainly for the datalogging options. My buddy has one and it works great.</TD></TR></TABLE>
What EMS does he use. Zeitronix ONLY datalogs RPM, MAP, EGT, (if you have boost and egt sensor), A/F, TPS. It is cool. Its not bad. I like it.
Zeitronix unit doesn't work with lambda logs in the free ems' out there. I'll trade you your PLX for my Zeitronix. ITs pimping, i broke the harness so its a brand new one. I have the whole shabang, if you throw in a couple of bucs for me to get a boost/egt gague i'll include the whole thing. LCD screen and all.
What EMS does he use. Zeitronix ONLY datalogs RPM, MAP, EGT, (if you have boost and egt sensor), A/F, TPS. It is cool. Its not bad. I like it.
Zeitronix unit doesn't work with lambda logs in the free ems' out there. I'll trade you your PLX for my Zeitronix. ITs pimping, i broke the harness so its a brand new one. I have the whole shabang, if you throw in a couple of bucs for me to get a boost/egt gague i'll include the whole thing. LCD screen and all.
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Re: the best affordable wideband there is. (RACEPAK)
Marty at injected performance has a great price on the AEM with gauge. Waaaay under $400. I have the AEM in my car and an LM-1 for tuning.
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