mmm makes for some good eatingtheturkeyandpecanpiefromthanksgivingthatyouhadtohidefromyourroommate reading

 

:rotflmao

 

well lookie lookie

 

thats awesome.

i am going with innovate wideband o2 and this just makes it more promising.

 

sweet thing! im buying the innovative one next year haha

 

What happened to your UEGO? lol


Yeah, I found an Innovative LC-1 Kit for 255

 

Wow, the PLX is disappointing...I was just looking into getting one as well. +/-1 AFR accurate? That's the difference between running well and popping an engine in a matter of time!

It's too bad they didn't test out the JAW wideband as well...

 

Wow, the PLX is disappointing...I was just looking into getting one as well. +/-1 AFR accurate?

I was looking at that one too. Glad i saw this thread. Thanks kid:thumbsup

 

No prob. I was surprised w/ the price of the PLX and it's performance

 

I dont like how everything was tested together. They should of spread them out a bit but maybe it doesnt matter? Anyways uego isn't a bad piece either but that innovative really got my attention.

 

it actually will data via a serial port and your laptop! when mine comes in I am going to try to work with the Nissan Datascan guy to get it incorporated into the next release.

so datalog with a uego, you simply buy a 1 dollar serial port connector end and solder a ground wire and the blue data wire to it, and viola, datalogging!

 

Good find, 240-kid! Definitely helpful since I'm in the market for a wideband! I'd rep you but my subscription expired

bakgwailo, I'm interested to hear more about modifying the UEGO. Do you have a link that describes your method? I wanted to pick it up a UEGO to match my Tru-boost, but no datalogging = fail. What software would you have to run?

 

Well, basically, you get a DB9 (rs-232) female receptacle (or a serial cable if you have one to cut up), connect pin 5 to AEM's ground, and pin 2 to RX (blue cable). Then connect to laptop (or get a usb->serial cable) and you can open a virtual terminal into it to see the data out. I found out about this through google on some Evo forums, and apparently, the Evo consult like software apparently can see it and log in properly. Right now, I am not sure if the Beta version of the next Datascan release will work/see it, but from talking with the developer of it, it seems that he is willing to add support if I get him the specs to it.

 

From what I've read, Bosch O2 sensors burn out after awhile. Too much fuel exposure makes them go bad. I would get something that doesn't use a Bosch O2 sensor.

 

YAY My wideband won their shoot out!!!

 

Sorry to bump an old thread. It seems like the innovative units are the way to go. I'm in the market for a wideband now, and am wondering if I should go for the lc-1 or lm-1. It seems they are identical cept for the controller? I'm running PFC for standalone.