wideband o2? which are you running?

[ANVIL]

im really looking into getting a wideband o2 for my rb25det s13, just wondering what your guys input on it. which are good? which to stay away from? also, for you guys who have it already, for widebands that come with new sensors, do you just replace the stock o2 and then splice? thats one part that confuses me.

[Carl H]

i personaly run the tech edge 2a0 unit and use the greddy e-01 as the display and logger...

[BoostFab]

AEM....compact and reliable

[nissanman04]

ran the AEM also

[lucky7]

i just got an aem uego thing. dunno jack about it, its still in the box. but it looks nice. haha.

[Shocker]

Uegoo

[minivan_don]

innovate xd16

[ANVIL]

so how did you guys hook it up? im guessing the new o2 sensor has to be spliced or something to to ecu, or do you just completely leave that off? i was thinking about getting the NGK AFX.

[eh?]

I have the zeitronix wb02. It's probably the cheapest but it packs more per $. Some wb02's have the ability to output a narrowband o2 feed for the factory ecu, so you have the option of just removing and replacing the stock wb02.. Just check out the specs of each.

[Bwana]

The LM-1 is on my soon to purchase list.

[Yellow4g63]

I have the zeitronix wb02. It's probably the cheapest but it packs more per $. Some wb02's have the ability to output a narrowband o2 feed for the factory ecu, so you have the option of just removing and replacing the stock wb02.. Just check out the specs of each.

x2 here. I got the display for it and the EGT probe, Still need to get the 3bar map sensor.

[cdorhout]

Innovate LM-1. I love it although it's a little big.

[dsm]

zeitronix is on of the best and you can log several things with it. However, you can't put a WB o2 in the stock location because it is too close to the high heat and will fail faster than normal. Almost all brands will say to put the sensor at least 24" from the head or turbo, some even say 36.

[gomer23]

I bought the NGK AFX one last year and it has worked quite well for me.

[eh?]

http://tunertools.com/proddetail.asp?prod=IN-3729

[Carl H]

only thing about the aem sensor is that i has the amazing feature of not letting you know when the sensor goes bad...sooooo yeah.that 11:1 afr MIIIIGHT not be correct a year down the road.

[slavetothemuzic]

AEM

[ANVIL]

zeitronix is on of the best and you can log several things with it. However, you can't put a WB o2 in the stock location because it is too close to the high heat and will fail faster than normal. Almost all brands will say to put the sensor at least 24" from the head or turbo, some even say 36.

where did you guys install the wb02? add a test pipe with a bung? you guys that have it, how did you do it?

[Darius]

Most wideband kits come with a bung that has to be installed (or DIY). I had it welded onto my downpipe so I could run the wiring up in front of the shifter and under the center console/dash. They recommend that the sensor be placed above the 3 o-clock and 9 o-clock positions if you're looking at the exhaust straight on. This is to minimize the possibility of the sensor fouling from moisture pooling on it.

BTW I have the Innovate LM-1 and still haven't used it yet. F***ing motor.

[240sxautox]

I just ordered the NGK AFX wideband 02, it was $270 shipped. I'm hoping for it to be delivered today, but we'll see.

[dsm]

If your kit doesn't include the bung you can get them from NAPA autoparts for about 2 bucks. Just make sure that any gasketed connections before the sensor have flat flanges and good gaskets. You don't want ANY exhaust leaks before the sensor.

[WilYawn]

AEM Uego here, nice and compact.