oh..well thought. might go that route. is there a limit oh the capabilities of tuning it?
what other companies sell widebands that are goof if AEM is bad?
tuning a stock ecu
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Re: (rb25det250sx)
I have a Inovate LC-1, Carl I believe prefers the TechEdge from Austrailia, Others like the Zeitronix. There are others that escape me currently.rb25det250sx wrote:oh..well thought. might go that route. is there a limit oh the capabilities of tuning it?
what other companies sell widebands that are goof if AEM is bad?
AEM == Inacurate, and no datalogging capabilities, unlike the others listed above.
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The AEM and the Innovate LC-1 use a Bosch sensor. Is it just AEM's innability to convert the 0-5v signal to a AFR that is the issue. AEM does advertise data loging via a 0-5v analog signal that can be inported to any laptop or desktop. Use the conversion values that they supply and a little excell knowlege and you have recorded data. I am still not clear on the exact problem with the AEM. If it is just the correlation of the 0-5v to AFR then AEM should be able to fix pretty easy.