Wideband O2 sensor

[Kyle.Tasker]

I'm looking to purchase a Wideband O2 sensor but there are so many different makes and styles. Just wondering what everyone used and what they recommend.

Thanks

[ScotcH]

Innovate LC-1 is pretty widely used and works well with all computers and loggers.

[TTFC3S]

I prefer my aem comes with a display a serial out put and a configurable output

Best thing about it is no calibrating the stupid thing

[Kyle.Tasker]

Originally Posted by TTFC3S

I prefer my aem comes with a display a serial out put and a configurable output

Best thing about it is no calibrating the stupid thing

But for it to work to its full potential wouldn't you want something that is calibrateable? (not sure if that's a word but, it is now)

ScotcH

Do you have a website for the innovate product? Is it a hook up and go product?

Thanks for the help guys

[ScotcH]

http://www.innovatemotorsports.com/products/lc1.php

Buy the gauge kit if you want to display, or just the cable and sensor and hook it into your dash/logger. You can also output a narrow band signal to be used by OEM computers, while also logging/displaying the wideband.

[92NAmiata]

+1 for the innovate i run and lc-1 with the xd-16 gauge and love it. got mine from www.diyautotune.com very fast shipping and excellent customer service.

[Kyle.Tasker]

Thanks for all the help guys. Just one more question regarding which kit would be the most beneficial and user friendly for running GT Sprints/ GT Challenge

http://www.diyautotune.com/catalog/i...844-p-467.html
Or
http://www.diyautotune.com/catalog/i...837-p-327.html

[92NAmiata]

for ease of use the mtx-L is the one to get it has the controller integrated into the gauge so packaging will be easier. and it has all the interchangeable faceplates and rings. definatly the one to get.