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Old 11-04-2012, 12:49 AM
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i know prob a thread but!

Im looking to buy a wideband to help with tuning, and to keep an eye on things when i start spraying the 200+ shots.

I want one that is fast, accurate, and reliable. i looked at the lc-1 but i keep finding people that have had probs with them on this site. is the sensor i linked a better alternative? Would you guys recommend some that you or your buddys have had good luck with. Thanks

AEM Electronics Digital Wideband Air/Fuel UEGO Gauge Kits 30-4100 - SummitRacing.com
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I love my Innovate Motorsports MTX-L wideband it's digital and really quick. Supposed to be the fastest out there from what I hear. Not one prob with it so far.
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I've installed & used a bunch of the AEM's without any troubles at all for quite a few years now.
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damn you guys are giving me more options, making this a tough choice. But im leaning towards the MTX right now, help change my mind lets hear some more opinions.
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ive ran the AEM's in all my supercharged/turbo mustangs and now i run one in my 454ss truck and have had ZERO problems for years now!!
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Another AEM fan here. Zero problems
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AEMs are nice really easy to hook up but I idk I have buddies that use those and I still like my MTX better. Just faster and more responsive to me. Either way can't go wrong I guess with either one. Also not sure about the AEMs but my innovate come with software and a harness to connect to a computer and record replay and keep an eye on it everything. It's just very user friendly and a great tuning tool.
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aem all the way
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PLK devices work great too.
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I really like my ngk, except the display kind of sucks, but if you are mainly using it for tuning, the analog output is suberb!


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