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ali f27 - 22/2/13 at 01:09 PM

Hi going to weld in a plug for lambda sensor so can map dta anybody know which lambda to buy and where from locost style
Cheers Ali


Craigorypeck - 22/2/13 at 01:49 PM

the AEM wideband is a self contained within the dial unit thats nice and easy to install with minimal fuss.. and I think it has a 0-5v output that can be used for data logging.. the innovate system has a control box that need to mounted near to the sensor (well within about 2' and needs a lot more wiring, its setup for data logging too.
both are expensive at around 150 so there may be better low cost options out there.


Slimy38 - 22/2/13 at 01:57 PM

I've had this sat in my Ebay saved searches ever since someone else asked the question;

AEM Wideband AFR Lambda UEGO Gauge - Complete kit | eBay

It's the AEM that Craigorypeck talks about. I get the impression that despite it's anti-locost price tag it's very effective.


beaver34 - 22/2/13 at 01:58 PM

i use the AEM its great and has that 5v out for dash or data logging which i also use


rdodger - 22/2/13 at 03:46 PM

Innovate MTX-L is what I use.

It comes with a nice clear gauge and has outputs for ecu etc. Very easy to wite up and calibrate. The controller is built.

http://www.innovatemotorsports.com/products/MTXL.php

The LC-1 is standard unit and works the same but as standard has no gauge. You can output to a digidash and ecu etc.