Cheapest decent wideband o2 setup?
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From: Lake Zurich, IL
Originally Posted by VTESPEED
Is there anything in the $150-200 range?
Yes... the one that several mentioned.. LC-1 is in that range... I believe the PLX is as well.... dynotune.org just had a GP on the LC-1s not long ago
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From: fortress of solitude
Originally Posted by stang killer
You can also go withthe PLX, but it stays in the car and has to be hard wired.
Back to the main thread, I'll be going with a PLX wideband, but its in upper of 350 big ones. A WB is worth every penny. I'm already sick of trying to tune on my narrowband
I am using the LC-1 and plan on leaving it in the car until I get this car running perfert- I guess that means for a long time...
The LC-1 cost $195 and seems to work fine.
Bill
The LC-1 cost $195 and seems to work fine.
Bill
One vote for the LC1 -- I just finished a couple quick tunes with my car using just the LC-1 
Now that Logworks 2.0 is available (in beta at least), I don't think you can beat the price (under $200, and you can now log data ) No more need for HPtuners/EFIlive/ or a guage to be able to read it -- you can just look/log directly on your computer.
Now that Logworks 2.0 is available (in beta at least), I don't think you can beat the price (under $200, and you can now log data ) No more need for HPtuners/EFIlive/ or a guage to be able to read it -- you can just look/log directly on your computer. 
Teching In
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Hi
LogWorks 2.0 is now released. This allows you to datalog realtime from the LC-1.
New firmware for the LMA-3 is now in beta. This allows you to daisy-chain LC-1's and LMA-3's for up to 32 channels of realtime datalogging. This includes multi-channel AFR (1 LC-1 per channel), acceleration, speed, side-force, EGT, RPM, MAP, and anything else you can think of.
Regards
LogWorks 2.0 is now released. This allows you to datalog realtime from the LC-1.
New firmware for the LMA-3 is now in beta. This allows you to daisy-chain LC-1's and LMA-3's for up to 32 channels of realtime datalogging. This includes multi-channel AFR (1 LC-1 per channel), acceleration, speed, side-force, EGT, RPM, MAP, and anything else you can think of.
Regards
Originally Posted by Project GatTagO
There is an extra box into which you have to route the various inputs like RPM and MAP, etc...
Kevin
