What kind of wideband are you tuners prefer for street/dyno tuning?
I was thinking getting LC-1 for my car but I want to be able datalog through Hondata S300 and also use it for other cars. So I guess I would need more the LM-1. I was reading some info about the PLX that replaces the primary 02 and is narowband/wideband together but that's more for permanent install.
Any input would be apreciated!

 

Bump!
I'll simplify it. Does anybody think that the Innovate Motorsport's LM-1 for the buck is one of the best wideband meters out there?

 

I personally like the zeitronix unit. It has its own datalogging software and is very easy to use.

I have used all of them out there, and I have a zeitronix with display mounted permanatley in my car.

The PLX m300 is also a good choice.

 

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new model also now has linear wb output and you can use the same wire output wire for wideband and narrowband output to help your ecu.

 

Hm, I like the Zeitronics. Thanks guys.
So basically It can simulate narrowband too so I can replace the stock sensor with this one?
And it already datalogs the rpm too!

 

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So basically It can simulate narrowband too so I can replace the stock sensor with this one?
And it already datalogs the rpm too! </TD></TR></TABLE>

Yes, that is correct. You can just leave that one in the place of the stock one.

I have had mine in there for a very long time. I love it.