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Wide band o2 recommendations?

Discussion in 'High Tech Retrofits' started by arick793, May 22, 2016.

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    arick793

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    I'm seriously considering a wide band o2 sensor/guage kit to help me with my carb tuning. I want to set it up so it can be easily transferred between my cars and friends cars... I don't need data logging or anything too fancy. So what's good right now? I'd like to keep it under $200. Thanks!
     
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    MotionClone

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    bump
     
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    Cataldo

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    I am running an autometer sport comp (What the rest of my gauges are) and love it. I do not know what the price is on it now though. I have mine as a 'mildly quick disconnect'. It is currently in my chicks Mustang and will need to go into my Jeep ASAP.
     
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    innovative lm2 used it on a few vehicles and really helps dialing things in !
     
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    arick793

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    I s ee some kits that are just a gauge and a sensor and some that have wide band o2 sensor controllers.... What's the deal?
     
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    ULTM8Z

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    I got an AEM last year... works great.
     
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    They are all The rage now!,besides efi carbs. The Aem is good deal at around 200 and good rep. I got the auto meter digital,it's ben rock solid 3 yrs now.It can be annoying at times flashing around ,I moved mine outta view some
     
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    Lowend

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    MotionClone

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    do you just put an o2 sensor in 1 side even if you have dual exhaust like pretty much everyone? Or do you have to run 2 guages/sensors
     
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    buildinmy73

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    http://www.innovatemotorsports.com/products/dlg1.php

    put this in mine . monitors both banks well worth the money IMHO
    having 2 is kinda overkill but that's my nature lol . but does make diagnosis easier (which side of motor) if you have a cylinder not quite up to par or plug issues etc.
     
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