DSMLink require a wideband??

[missionx96x]

Ok i understand that DSMLink needs a wideband of some sort , but can i just get the sensor and Link can monitor it? Or must I buy the full kit with that "black box" to monitor. anyone have any idea?

 

[Black94DSM]

DSMlink does not need a wideband. But if you were to use one, i would go with the Innovative LC-1. It will hook up through the link and you will be able to log with rpm.

 

[blazebolt]

DSMlink does not need a wideband. But if you were to use one, i would go with the Innovative LC-1. It will hook up through the link and you will be able to log with rpm.

I agree. LC-1 IMO is the best route to go since it is inexpensive since it is the sensor only and doesn't come with a gauge, but you won't need it since you can monitor it from DSMLink. You don't need a wideband but it'll help you a lot when tuning.

 

[Gamble97]

I decided to go w/ the AEM uego because it will also plug directly in and is inexpensive. You do not need the AEM 6-in-1. Just the gauge and sensor from coximports.com for $225 w/ free shipping

 

[missionx96x]

AND that aem one will help me alot when tuning like the LM-1 will and is much less expensive? will it connect with dsmlink?

 

[Chaddycakes21]

Yes, the Aem Uego will connect directly with DSMlink. Also Like gamble said You don't need the AEM 6-in-1.

 

[GVR4592]

Summit Racing has the LC-1 for $199.