wickedwarlock

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Ok, I just picked up a nitrous kit from another member here over the weekend.

I'm looking at buying the autometer phantom guage 5778, which includes bosch wideband.

http://www.autometer.com/cat_gaugede...gid=3605&sid=7


When I bought my hptuner software, I also purchased a Innovate lc-1 wideband for tuning. I haven't even used it yet. Brand new, damn.

Anyway, I want to use the bosch wideband with the guage for a/f, but also I am able to run another set of leads out for programing with the tuning software.

My question is,

IS the bosch wideband good enough to tune with over the innovate lc-1.

Or should I keep both and tune with the innovate lc-1? I hear many good things about the innovate product.

Alvin

iTrader: (2)

Looks pretty cool..

Remeber all widebands including the innovatives are just there for reference. I've personally witnessed the innovatives quite a bit off when comparing them to a dynojet wideband. Which is right? who knows.. All I know is I've been using the dynojet wideband since before innovative had a wideband out and it consistant over and over again.

WS6FirebirdTA00

iTrader: (33)

Using the same WB and going from dyno to dyno, I have had some dynos read richer and leaner than the innovate piece. Kinda has me wondering about some of the WB on the dynos.

Alvin

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remeber

wickedwarlock

iTrader: (4)

so using the wideband from bosch shoudln't be any differ than the Innovate lc-1 for the tune?

If so, I guess I will sell my Innovate peice since the autometer setup will do the same.

foff667

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the innovate probably has the same bosch sensor as the autometer comes with.

wickedwarlock

iTrader: (4)

awesome, thank you....

I guess it's time to sell the innovate lc-1 than.....