A/F wideband opinions?

[ZootedS13]

Im looking in to order a wideband air/fuel ratio gauge soon but im having trouble deciding what i want. The obvious choice would ofcourse be the aem uego but i was reading reviews and a lot of people swear by the innovate wideband. propsort also makes one but they are supposedly just a defi knock off brand that also makes glow shift. i need input.

[OutToWinPAHC]

The trick to a good wideband is a good sensor. The ability to read the sensor is all the meter is responsible for.

Imo you can go wrong with Autometer, AEM, or innovate. All nice products.

[TheRealNap0le0n]

I had a Innovate LC-1 in my camaro and had a few minor glitches with it... mostly calibration issues.... my friend has had his in his camaro for over a year no problem...

the next wideband i get is gunna be a PLX one...

plxdevices.com i like there multiguage set up which is one OEL gauge that can read up to so many inputs and display it on one gauge...

[ZootedS13]

The trick to a good wideband is a good sensor.

hmm. i read that the innovate uses a bosch sensor, not exactly sure if thats top quality or not.

[nissans13240sx]

hmm. i read that the innovate uses a bosch sensor, not exactly sure if thats top quality or not.

I believe AEM also uses a Bosch sensor. AEM includes detailed instructions with their kit, describing where the sensor should be installed in your exhaust and what angle it should be on for the best readings. I have only ever used AEM wideband and I have never had any issues.

[TheRealNap0le0n]

almost every manufacture and aftermarket system uses a bosch sensor

[pauliedrft]

Aem you can buy brand new off egay for 218.00 shipped .But egay sales Chinese crap so dont get it there if egay is so bad .

[ZootedS13]

alright thanks for all the info. either one should be fine then. i was just concerned because my friends aem uego goes crazy some times and doesnt even show readings but then again he has no tune.