I'm tryin to find some info for my pop about these Innovate folks, how their product and customer service is, etc. etc. Dad's considering getting some of their wideband set-ups to test a/f in each exhaust primary of engines that he dynos...basically an 8 O2 sensor set-up. He's also considering becoming a retail distributor of their product through his shop if the demand is there.

Has anybody used their stuff? Heard anything good or bad? Here's a link to their website: http://www.innovatemotorsports.com/

Thanks for any input

 

I have the LC1! I had some problems with the software when I first tried to hook mine up and they walked me through it on their tech/help forum. The problem was my fault by the way, but they figured it out. I love my LC1. They can go piggy-back for the multi-cyl use. He'd have to by 8 @ $200 a pop. Maybe if you buy multiples they'll give a discount

 

Yea, I was just checkin out their website and noticed that they have an ST-12 System, that does up to 12 cyl at once...I have a feeling that's the unit he's lookin at: http://www.innovatemotorsports.com/products/st12.php

 

Ive got the XD1 standalone and im very pleased with it. Being my first wideband and Innovate product and all. Ive called them on many ocassions at work and they are more than happy to help. And they are very helpful at that. A1 product and tech service and support in my book. You cant go wrong with Innovate.

 

I wish I had a reason to justify to spend money on that thing. Or just enough money so I didn't need a reason!

 

Thanks for the replies guys, I'll tell my pop that I've been getting good feedback.

I hear that...my dad's getting it for his business. He's had his own shop building race engines since 1971...says he wants to use the widebands to be able to check a/f ratio balance between cylinders, on the dyno. (He has an engine dyno, not a chassis dyno though). He's starting to get his CNC program rolling also...I've been planting seeds to him about the demand for the GENIII stuff and it looks like he's gonna be going that direction also. Up til now he's concentrated on the traditional Chevy, Ford, and Mopar stuff...mostly 1/4 mile, but also alot of circle track and some marine stuff.