Wideband option

[Jason97GS-T]

Will this wideband controller and gauge (part number 15-7006) work with my 97 GST?

Here is the link-
Dynojet wideband

Has anyones used this wideband and if so how did it work?

Thank you,
Jason

 

[zhjiln]

ive never heard of it ... way too expensive for todays standard... nearly $300 ...

AEM and innovate widebands are only $200 .... and have great reputation...


i use a glowshift's wideband... and that is really nice too .. also $200 .....

 

[asrdave]

now if i am not mistaken and dont quote me i may be wrong but i know when my local shop got thier dyno dynamics dyno it also came with a wiwdeband o2 metering device and i believe this uses the same technology as that which it would mean that it is very reliable can anyone confirm this?

 

[Jason97GS-T]

I wanted to use glowshift wideband, but it doesnt work with logging.

I also want to have a white face with black ring to match my other gauge from glowshift and my gauges. This was the only one that had that.

I would not buy it from that place I have found cheaper places on the internet that sell it.

 

[tkelly27]

The dynojet interfaces with the dyno software and probably makes it easier.

For your purposes the LC-1 is probably the best option. There is something wrong with the AEM that makes it hard to log with, I forget what that is.

 

[GrnZ]

Get a AEM UEGO Wideband and call it a day $200 brand new.

 

[Rogan]

Also, look into PLX Devices (PLX Devices Inc. - Multi Gauges, Single Gauges, Sensor Modules, Wideband Air Fuel Ratio, Data Logging, Fuel Saving / Scan Tools) wb controllers. reasonably priced, and work extremely well. I've had a couple different versions of theirs, and have had nothing but great service from them. They also work well with logging, in my past experience.

Their customer service is top-notch, as well.

 

[Fabian]

I've only used AEM uego and I definitey recommend them to anybody. Just make sure you place the o2 sensor where its SUPPOSED TO BE!