Is this the right Innovative Lc-1 wide band that everyone recommends?

[Norcalgsx707]

Is this the one? does it have everything I need ?and do I need to get a different housing to fit the sensor in?
Innovate Motorsports DB Red LC1 Wideband Air Fuel Complete Kit 3796 | eBay

Heres whats included

Innovate Motorsports DB Gauge - Red LED
Patented Award-Winning LC-1 Wideband Controller
One Bosch 5-wire Wideband O2 Sensor
Weld-in Bung and Plug
LogWorks Software CD
Quick Start Guide

 

[gieri002]

Mtx-l all the way. Has more outputs, can be programmed, and costs about the same as the lc-1. I'm not hating on the LC1, I just prefer the MTXL for its additional features, in particular the outside LED sweep (which I've grown accustomed to via the AEM). I'm willing to settle for slightly lower cycling rates to have the features that I want.

Right, it's totally a matter of personal preference.

 

[Norcalgsx707]

Need to find a welded downpipe I have never welded before

 

[ZombieSix]

You mean a o2 bung welded into the downpipe? any muffler shop should be able to do it for unde 30 bucks.

 

[MY1GDSM]

 

[gieri002]

Just buy a downpipe that already has the additional bung welded on.

 

[MY1GDSM]

The OP has a 2g an ECMlink just put it in the Rear o2 and Click "lock rear o2 voltage"

Just make sure you have ZERO leaks in your downpipe before the W/b sensor... .

 

[Norcalgsx707]

Awesome thanks for the responses everyone, im almost completly done with my big e 16g build can't wait to see how she runs when I'm finished

 

[RamenPride]

Need to find a welded downpipe I have never welded before

They sell clamp-on bungs.

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[horizontalkev]

I want to change out my narrowband for the MTX-L wideband gauge, can I use the bung the narrowband is in and fit the wideband sensor in? How does that work exactly

 

[squid267]

Why dont you install into O2 housing, ECMlink/DSMLink recommends it

mtxinstall [ECMTuning - wiki]

 

[horizontalkev]

Does the ECU and wideband gauge use the same o2 sensor? Im new to installing gauges.

 

[n0de]

Does the ECU and wideband gauge use the same o2 sensor? Im new to installing gauges.

It can. If you have ECM Link you can replace your stock o2 sensor with the new wideband sensor, wire the mtx/lc-1 up to your ecu, then configure ecmlink to simulate narrowband based on the wb readings.

 

[horizontalkev]

I don't have ECMlink, idt atleast I don't have any way to contact the previous owner I've never even seen or talked to him.. Long story. Anyways If I don't take that route, then how would I use the stock o2 sensor location? Would I have to weld in another bung for the wideband? Im a noob

Edit: Bung is a funny word. Reminds me of elephant poop