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Dec 20, 2005 | 04:58 PM

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kenihemi

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You don't need the aux box, just the LM-1 and the rpm converter.

You can run an AF guage and log the inputs at the same time.

Dec 20, 2005 | 09:08 PM

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I love my XD1. I like what they did with the new gauge.

Dec 20, 2005 | 10:06 PM

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Originally Posted by 1SlowHoe

So will the LM-1 let me do this:

Hard wire their AFR gauge into my pod
Allow me to log AFR/RPM on my laptop
AT THE SAME TIME?

I want to be able to have an AFR gauge permanently installed and when I bring the laptop to the truck, with EFI Live on it, I can pull another connection from under the dash and hook up the laptop without unhooking the gauge in the pod. So when I have the laptop in the truck I get readings on the laptop while logging, and readings on the gauge at the same time. Make sense? Then when I'm done with the laptop, I unplug it and tuck the cord under the dash and never touch the pod gauge.

If thats all you want to do, get the LC1 and XD1. What you are talking about is the exact reason I went with the LC1 over the LM1. The LMI has a screen to view the IFR (its the size of a gameboy) and it has to be stored when not in use like glovecompartment. The LC1 and XD1 you just hardwire to the car and have the gauge installed in the pod. You can initiate a recal from the XD1 and you can hook up a laptop to the XD1 to read with the program.

Dec 20, 2005 | 10:07 PM

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BTW those guys took VERY good care of me.

Dec 20, 2005 | 11:09 PM

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Originally Posted by greentahoe

BTW those guys took VERY good care of me.

Who did Innovate directly or a vendor? When you go to hook up your laptop there is no need to disconnect the gauge in the pod correct? You have another output that plugs into the computer? So there are 2 inputs from the O2 sensor, 1 to the gauge and another that is tucked away until you plug it into the laptop and use your tuning software?

Dec 21, 2005 | 08:12 AM

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I've been looking for a wideband too. I'm going to go with the LC-1 with the white display gauge. I PM'd dynotune and they sale them for $349.99. thats about the best deal I've found.

Dec 21, 2005 | 06:53 PM

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LC-1 & XD-1 Ordered. Will be here Saturday. They will be put in my stocking after the wife goes to bed so I can tell the kids and the wife that Santa brought it to me!!

That way the wife can't bitch about it. Worked like a charm last year when "Santa" left me two 12" subs in a custom box

Dec 21, 2005 | 07:05 PM

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Originally Posted by 1SlowHoe

LC-1 & XD-1 Ordered. Will be here Saturday. They will be put in my stocking after the wife goes to bed so I can tell the kids and the wife that Santa brought it to me!!

That way the wife can't bitch about it. Worked like a charm last year when "Santa" left me two 12" subs in a custom box

Dude, yer a crackup.