wideband O2 sensor
Anybody using the PLX Devices M-300 Wide Band Oxygen Sensor Kit M300 Tune. I was just wondering how accurate it is and how satisfied you are with it. It is the cheapest one that I can find, so that is why I am asking. Gotta get something to help to tune my car.
I paid $175 shipped for my LC-1. How much is the PLX?
isn't it close to $300, with that big *** box for a gauge? You can get an LC-1 and autometer gauge that will actually look nice and get the same thing for around $240-260 shipped.
I have the AEM Uego Gauge and Controller, got it brand new off ebay for $258 shipped. So many people are running the LC-1 I see no reason to not go with it though specially if you can find a good price.
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dont leave out techedge. www.wbo2.com
it can be much cheaper if you dont need flash and logos. you can build the basic kit for $145 and the cost of the sensor. the display is extra. Pretty sweet system, very versatile if you just need it for an EMS.
it can be much cheaper if you dont need flash and logos. you can build the basic kit for $145 and the cost of the sensor. the display is extra. Pretty sweet system, very versatile if you just need it for an EMS.
dont leave out techedge. www.wbo2.com
it can be much cheaper if you dont need flash and logos. you can build the basic kit for $145 and the cost of the sensor. the display is extra. Pretty sweet system, very versatile if you just need it for an EMS.
it can be much cheaper if you dont need flash and logos. you can build the basic kit for $145 and the cost of the sensor. the display is extra. Pretty sweet system, very versatile if you just need it for an EMS.
I ended up with a Zetronix ZT-2 for less than $300. It does datalogging via a laptop and graphs RPM vs AFR. Soon, I'll be getting the boost sensor so I can add that to the graph.
For now, the RPM/AFR is all I need to be able to street tune to a safe level. Gauges? I don't need no stinking gauges!
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