Whats the best bang-for-the-buck Wideband O2 sensor..
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Re: Whats the best bang-for-the-buck Wideband O2 sensor.. (Darkteg)
You are using AEM EMS? Ask over on the EMS forums. I would maybe reccomend the AEM UEGO, or if you want a display that is not on the laptop, the new sensor that is integrated into the gauge itself.
http://aempower.com/product_ems.asp
If you get AEM, AEM will have to support you for warranty with your EMS.
-PHiZ
http://aempower.com/product_ems.asp
If you get AEM, AEM will have to support you for warranty with your EMS.
-PHiZ
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Re: Whats the best bang-for-the-buck Wideband O2 sensor.. (Kataku2K3)
thanx all,
i just saw this http://www.plxdevices.com/
according to them, the M-300 series can be integrated on the AEM EMS also, it's cheaper and the sensor is basically the same - Bosh LSU4 or LSU4.2
anyone knows this one?
i just saw this http://www.plxdevices.com/
according to them, the M-300 series can be integrated on the AEM EMS also, it's cheaper and the sensor is basically the same - Bosh LSU4 or LSU4.2
anyone knows this one?
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Re: Whats the best bang-for-the-buck Wideband O2 sensor.. (Darkteg)
I've been using the M300 for about a month now, and so far, I'm really happy with it. I have it talking to my Hondata, and all is well.
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