View Poll Results: What wideband do you use?
Dynojet Wide band Commander
33
15.21%
Innovative
96
44.24%
Fast
11
5.07%
Altronic's o2 Alert
0
0%
Other
77
35.48%
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What Wideband do you use?
11-02-2006, 01:30 PM
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I have an old FJO controller that I have used on a number of cars, as well as an AEM gauge that I have used on the Camaro and will be going in the C6.
This poll really needed a couple more options to make it valid, since the second most popular choice is 'Other'
This poll really needed a couple more options to make it valid, since the second most popular choice is 'Other'
12-11-2006, 06:41 PM
#42
Originally Posted by Phate
I have an old FJO controller that I have used on a number of cars, as well as an AEM gauge that I have used on the Camaro and will be going in the C6.
This poll really needed a couple more options to make it valid, since the second most popular choice is 'Other'
This poll really needed a couple more options to make it valid, since the second most popular choice is 'Other'
04-03-2007, 02:56 AM
#53
Currently using the Innovate lc-1. Reason I went with that one is the price ($250) through dynotune.com.
I wouldn't use leaded fuel with it though. My buddy had 200 miles on his, and after 10 dyno runs with leaded race fuel, a couple of days later the sensor went
I wouldn't use leaded fuel with it though. My buddy had 200 miles on his, and after 10 dyno runs with leaded race fuel, a couple of days later the sensor went
04-03-2007, 11:38 AM
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Dynojet WBC, and the logging functionality is well done. Separate toggle switch can be used to begin/end log session, with a USB hookup to dump the data later to your laptop. Logs TPS and RPM with your AFR by the 1/10 sec. Also allows configuration of an external switch (e.g. alarm) based on setpoints for any combo of AFR, TPS, and RPM. Export .txt for analysis works fine in Excel.
Gauge has a small warning light on it (also user configurable) but I wouldn't want to count on noticing it while driving.
Gauge has a small warning light on it (also user configurable) but I wouldn't want to count on noticing it while driving.
04-03-2007, 12:54 PM
#55
I got plx 300 with cigarette lighter option to move it to maybe my other cars if need be.The plx is for the 99 ta turbo project. I got the plx that has the digital display.
In my 97 turbo talon I got the new autometer wideband in phantom guage style to exactly match my phantom guages.
In my 97 turbo talon I got the new autometer wideband in phantom guage style to exactly match my phantom guages.
