[Resolved]What Wideband O2 do I need?

[havoc742]

I am getting a DSMLink v.2 and doing my research before I order everything. I have searched and read the other threads in here about wideband O2's but I still don't understand all that I need.

I see that there are wideband O2 sensor controllers and gauges. Looking at the AEM UEGO unit I see the controller is just over $500 and the UEGO gauge is another $250. Then I look at the PLX M-300 Tuner edition for $315. Why doyou need 2 parts with the AEM and the M-300 is just 1 unit?

Can someone please give me insight on what I could run for WB O2's and what you are running with a DSMLink.

Thanks

 

[crimsondragon]

Innovate LC-1. It was the best in the Wideband Shootout. Most accurate and least latency. AEM Uego came second. I don't know about this two part thing but AEM usually sells it together with their gauge.

 

[BoostFrenzy]

I see that there are wideband O2 sensor controllers and gauges. Looking at the AEM UEGO unit I see the controller is just over $500 and the UEGO gauge is another $250. Then I look at the PLX M-300 Tuner edition for $315. Why doyou need 2 parts with the AEM and the M-300 is just 1 unit?

Thanks

The UEGO Gauge from AEM IS the wideband o2 sensor and 52mm gauge. As for the other wideband, I have no clue why it is so expensive or what it does extra so I can't comment.

 

[havoc742]

So I went back to the AEM site and found the "Gauge-Type Wideband UEGO Controller" for $302.94. The one I was refering to is this one, So I went back to the AEM site and found the "Gauge-Type Wideband UEGO Controller" for $302.94. The Controller I was refering to is this one, AEM - Wideband UEGO Controller Modules. Why do I not need this one?

What is the difference between Single and Dual Channel?

 

[BoostFrenzy]

Why do I not need this one?

You do not need the controller because all that is in that, is housed in the gauge itself of the gauge type wideband.

 

[havoc742]

Thanks for all the input.

Think I am going to go with the PLX unit. I like the fact that I can daisy chain multiple sensor modules and need only 1 gauge(I'll use at least 2 gauges though). Less clutter in the cockpit and a more stock look.