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Old 07-02-2007, 05:22 PM
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Thanks to all who have purchased our Dynotune Gauges and Innovate Wideband products!

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Old 07-02-2007, 05:30 PM
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This was the talk of the track all weekend!
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yup going to be ordering my very soon
Old 07-02-2007, 07:22 PM
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Is this a one or two channel O2 set up.
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Yep, that's why I have been running the LM1 for a couple years, the best stuff out there.
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Well, I have a PLX wideband in my car. I don't think it's the model in this test, but, mine stated the accuracy is suppose to be +/- .1 AFR. And, when compared to the dyno a/f readings, it is. No complaints here
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Just curious to who came up with these results? The PLX is advertised with an accuaracy of +/- 0.1 AF not +/- 1 AF.
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i put in my lc-1, and it seemed to work great!!
Dyno tune gauge looks MINT!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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nice review, ive got the aem in the car and so far so good
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Originally Posted by smoknta
Just curious to who came up with these results? The PLX is advertised with an accuaracy of +/- 0.1 AF not +/- 1 AF.
Unfortunatly advertising and actual are many times 2 different things as I am sure we have all experienced. We are a dealer for Innovate and PLX but concentrate on the Innovate as we typically sell 100 Innovates for every one PLX. I also liked the confirmation that the Innovate had the fastest reponse time and accuracy which we feel is key to the success of their products. Here is the source of the results, and the positive thing about the testing was it was not conducted by any of the wideband companies.:
http://www.fordmuscle.com/archives/2...tout/index.php

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Hey thanks for posting that article. I was just curious where the results came from. That will help me decide which to buy. And now that I know you are a dealer, I might be coming your way. Thanks agian.
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Testing doesn't look 100% accurate.




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