I can get these at work with sensor and gauge for $290.

I have also heard that they aren't as accurate as some others currently available on the market.

What are your thought/ opinions/ experiences?

I'd like to run this as my primary o2 and have it feed to my hondata s200b/ uberdata/ crome/ neptune ecu.....

 

I have the guage type unit It works very well I have had no problems whatsover.. I am using it with the 30-1040 standalone unit.. before i had that i was using it with at msd btm and vafc2 with no problems..

 

Allot of them read a couple points off. Just verify it with another WB and then you will know. They are still accurate just sometimes off target.

 

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a couple POINTS or a couple tenths?

I wouldn't mind if it were 12.7:1 instead of 12.5:1 a/f ratio... but if it were reading 12.0:1 and it was really 14:1, that would NOT be cool.

 

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a couple POINTS or a couple tenths?
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Tenths. Like it will read lean, 14.5, when you are at 14.7. Mine is off by 2 tenths exactly. I check it with my Innovate WB after every oil change. That way I can make sure my sensor is good as well.
It's nice but not everyone has 2 WB's.
Innovate makes one of the best, if not the best, WB's on the market IMO.

 

I've been using the aem uego for 2 years and never had a problem. I've verify my w/b with 3 different dynos and my w/b was only off by .2(on all 3 dynos). I just recalibrate to w/b to read the same as the w/b on the dyno. I havent had to recalibrate it since. I'm using the uego without display(the one that plugs right into the aem). Just my 2psi worth

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by 2000civicsi &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I've been using the aem uego for 2 years and never had a problem. I've verify my w/b with 3 different dynos and my w/b was only off by .2(on all 3 dynos). I just recalibrate to w/b to read the same as the w/b on the dyno. I havent had to recalibrate it since. I'm using the uego without display(the one that plugs right into the aem). Just my 2psi worth</TD></TR></TABLE>
Just as I stated