what's better for wide band

[geno414]

I have no idea what is a better wide band and with it all comes with i found a couple and my friend told me to go with the one with out a sweep but don't you need a sweep ? light on it ? here are the links tell me what you guys think.

link 1 eBay - New & used electronics, cars, apparel, collectibles, sporting goods & more at low prices

link 2 eBay - New & used electronics, cars, apparel, collectibles, sporting goods & more at low prices

link three witch my friend told me to get because he knows more then me
eBay - New & used electronics, cars, apparel, collectibles, sporting goods & more at low prices

out of thos could some one tell me whats the best thank you
i thought we needed the sweep. he said no its for "ricers". the last one does not have a sweep it lights up blue

 

[LiquidX]

i just ordered my aem uego also..

Why?

 

[OH91awd]

a buddy of mine had a 92 tsi awd that made over 450whp and had a plx.. thats why i got mine... it works fantastic... but all are very reputable.. innovate, aem, or plx.. all are awesome...

 

[mitsukid82]

Ditto and ditto.

The Innovate LC1 is my #1 recommendation as well.

Got the LC1 and I would recommend it

 

[Boomdeeze]

I have the AEM and would def recommend it. Never have had an issue, great product.

 

[1983gsp]

My lc-1 next to my buddies aem is lightening fast. He seen the lc-1 and asked if it was freaking out and I said no, its just that fast. Wiring isn't that bad...just takes time.

 

[romeen]

If you're asking if a wide-band can read more than air/fuel ratio, then no they cannot. They are a single purpose gauge.
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Not all of them . My new PLX DM-6 is a "multi-gauge". It can display up to 16 different parameters. But each one would require it's own sensor module (daisy chain configuration) so it would get pretty expensive. I'm using mine for AFR only.

 

[Don Lang]

I like the MTXL

 

[bastarddsm]

Get the AEM one if you want the analog out to not read even close to what is actually happening. The other brands read good, but none of them control the sensor's heater very well. 'They run them to hot and they burn out prematurely.' - that's coming from an engineer at bosch motorsports.

 

[LiquidX]

Get the AEM one if you want the analog out to not read even close to what is actually happening. The other brands read good, but none of them control the sensor's heater very well. 'They run them to hot and they burn out prematurely.' - that's coming from an engineer at bosch motorsports.

Care to post a link on the heat issue? Have ran my o2 sensor in the front bung for about 1.5 years with no issue.

 

[bastarddsm]

There is no link. It was a personal conversation with a engineer at Bosch Motorsports. Do a google search on lc-1 issues. They are very far from trouble free.

Even so, I reccomend them over an AEM and the junk ass NAW stuff.

 

[TSiAWDRatlemstr]

I have a Zeitronix ZT-2 and an Innovate LC-1. For the price, the LC-1 is hard to beat. I like how quickly the display updates. My only complaint is having to perform the free air calibration. It's really not a big deal, it's just a pain to remove the sensor, etc.