Question on widebands

[Iamjohnhayes]

i am pretty sure the answer is no but i was just wondering if you could use the sensor included in a wideband setup in place of the stock one. im not too familiar with widebands other than they are better than a/f gauges and i can use them for a lot of fun tricks for my emanage ultimate

[Structure240sx]

yes u can there are a few threads around that get in depth about that. there are narrowband outputs that can be wired into the ecu

[crzycav86]

It's possible, but I've read that it is not as accurate as the oem sensor.

[Jookmasta]

lm-1, lc-1, zeitronix, aem, plx r series............can't think of any others that do it off the top of my head at the moment. hope this helps.

[Iamjohnhayes]

Here is stupid question #2:

ok well i found a bunch both w or with out controller boxes. i was just wondering do i really need to get one with the controller box if im just basically using it as an input into my emanage ultimate which will do all the data logging along with my laptop.

[crzycav86]

If you're using it with e-manage ultimate, just get the sensor. You won't need the display.

Just make sure the sensor you buy is compatible.

[skatanic28]

If you're using it with e-manage ultimate, just get the sensor. You won't need the display.

Just make sure the sensor you buy is compatible.

he would still need the controller though, just not a display.

if you are justing looking for something cheap with an analog output, check out the base zeitronix. should be ~280 for the controller, sensor, and cables/harnesses.the lc-1 is another basic wideband setup that you should look into.

[Jookmasta]

zeitronix for the win.....................did some research on the lc-1 and i think if u go to innovative's website, go read up on their forums in the lc-1 section.