I have been hearing people experience offset problems with hondata and aem uego. Can anyone elaborate more on this? And which wideband do everyone recommend? PLX, AEM, INNOVATE,..etc? Thanks in advance

 

As for myself, the Innovate LC-1 is all I ever use anymore. The AEM uego is not a bad unit at all though just for the record (best thing about it is that it is nice and small)

 

Why would you buy an innovate lc-1 for $199 that DOESN'T come with a gauge when you can buy the NEW Innovate MTX-L for $199 that comes with a gauge?

 

It might not be a bad idea for the OP to look into that, I'm just giving my recommendation on what I've used. I've been using the LC-1 for a long time and love it

EDIT: Also, if he doesn't necessarily want to mount a gauge in the car, and just datalog through his laptop the LC-1 would be better...

 

lol, the mtx-l is faster, a better value & newer technology.
If the OP doesn't have a spot to mount the gauge, mount it in the glove box. Problem solved.

 

lc1 for 199 no gauge ouch. Op shop around you can get the Lc1 for 160 to 170 with gauge. GL

 

What do you guys think about the PLX? I heard they are highly recommended with hondata.

 

I am not impressed with the response time of the PLX modules I have used.

 

I see. What's your opinion on AEM?

 

Innovate makes the fastest most accurate widebands money can buy. Why would you waste your money on a inferior product like the AEM uego

 

They work... I would personally buy the innovate mtx-l:
http://www.phearable.net/shoppingcar...844-p-219.html

 

The Innovate MTX-L definitely looks like a promising wideband!

You get an ultra fast wideband controller, great looking gauge, AND innovate's direct logging feature which works with most tuning software!

 

AEM is GARBAGE...id rather **** in a hat and try to use that to monitor AFRs.

Innovate or PLX are the best bang for the buck and my personal preference in that order.

 

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