PLX Widebands vs AEM EUGO.....?

[turbodsm18]

I need to buy a wide band quick cause Im about to get a Keydiver Stage 3 chip. I am looking at either .....

PLX DM5 Gauge combo

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or

AEM EUGO

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I want some feedback on both of these. I know the EUGO logs in dsmlink but what about the PLX device? Is one of these more accurate then the other?

Thanks,

-Kevin-

 

[SleepingTsi94]

I have a thread about the lc-1 vs the aem. Also has some info on the plx. Check it out might help you out.

http://www.dsmtuners.com/forums/showthread.php?t=253863

 

[FORMONTOYA]

I use the PLX as pictured for my car (SM-AFR). I do not use a display, however, I have it logged through DSMLink without issue.


The main difference between most WB O2 setups is the range (10-20/1, 9-18/1 or whatever) as most on the market use the Bosch O2 sensor. The accuracy is generally +/-0.1 AFR. And now a lot of them have "self calibration" and a 0-5V analog out for logging inside DSMLink or something similar.

Just pick one with any features and/or price you might want and "go for it".

 

[SRiz]

Ive installed a UEGO on a customer car and did a slight tune with it with DSMLink and it did its job no calibration required. Then I also installed a PLX SM-afr on my car and also no calibration required... I didnt get a guage becuase I log it with ECU+ and I love it... Really Ive used both and I'd say there almost identical, but the PLX is $259 and UEGO is $285 I personally like the SM-AFR for 2 reasons over the UEGO... 1) comes with a capacitor to filter out electrical interfierence 2) I like the SM-AFR guage better becuase It can display A LOT more then air fuel!

 

[turbodsm18]

I dont understand how the gauge displays a lot more info then teh EUGO. Also for the people who use the PLX SM AFR, where do you guys/girls mount the red box at?

-Kevin-

 

[FORMONTOYA]

Mine is mounted under the ECU (sort of) in the center console behind the radio, along with the amplifiers for my full sweep gauges.