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03-20-2014, 07:30 PM
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The AFX seems to be the best from my research, I dont like the display though. I personally have 3 Lc1's in different cars and they have all been trouble free. I seem to be the exception though, most will tell you the innovate stuff is junk and nothing but problems. Are you just using it for datalogging? if so get the afx. If you also want a gauge type display you will need to look elsewhere.
03-20-2014, 08:32 PM
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The AFX seems to be the best from my research, I dont like the display though. I personally have 3 Lc1's in different cars and they have all been trouble free. I seem to be the exception though, most will tell you the innovate stuff is junk and nothing but problems. Are you just using it for datalogging? if so get the afx. If you also want a gauge type display you will need to look elsewhere.
03-20-2014, 10:57 PM
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If you are going to be using it exclusively for logging get the NGK.
I have an Autometer Cobalt series gauge (Bosch sensor) in a pod mount with the analog going into HPT Pro. Also had the LC-1 prior with zero issues, even used the NB output in place of the B1S1 O2 for closed loop before I put the headers on. Worked fine once I tweaked it in to match B2S1.
I have an Autometer Cobalt series gauge (Bosch sensor) in a pod mount with the analog going into HPT Pro. Also had the LC-1 prior with zero issues, even used the NB output in place of the B1S1 O2 for closed loop before I put the headers on. Worked fine once I tweaked it in to match B2S1.
