buying a wide band A/F which is good?

Grn92LX

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86bluecobra said:

grn92lx any infor on aem's wide band?

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I don't think it datalogs. I looked into it a little before I bought the innovate unit. It looks nice though with the digital gauge.

 

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86bluecobra

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yah looks nice but the damn gauge costs you another 230 bucks or so.

 

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i missed a dyno jet wide band brand new for 280 bucks. damn i wish i put in 300 bucks for my bid.

 

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http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Inno...031761685QQcategoryZ33596QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
here is one without rpm convertor.

 

Rick 91GT

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Nate we put one on Bill's car, but I will need a LM1 for mine and one for dads Cobra as well...

 

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The LM-1 is allot bulkier than it needs to be, for sure. There's a lot of wasted space inside that thing. Still, it's a great operating unit. No complaints in that department. Here's a pic of my custom isntallation bracket. Makes it look like it's floating in mid air. hehe

 

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dagger can u send me a pic of the bracket itself i also have a 86 mustang so i think you have mounted where i would like to aswell.

 

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I'll snap a pic for you this weekend. I have it set out just far enough so that I can still open the glove box. When I installed it, I thought it would shake around too much but its been perfect.

 

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I bought my LM-1 with RPM from http://www.yourperformancesource.com/index.asp?PageAction=MFGSEARCH&ManfID=41&Page=1
Use discount code inn20 and it's $343.20 shipped with the rpm converter.

 

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wow good deal i ordered.

 

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Here's the pics and basic instructions for the mount I tossed together for the LM-1. It really VERY simple and it works great. I can check my AFR at a glance by having it tilted perfectly to the driver. It's a pretty simple thing to do but if the pics dont' answer all your questions, just give me a shout.














All that extra space inside of the case allows for some pretty decent sized hardware. I coated the threads with fingernail polish once it was all tightened up to keep anything from shaking loose. You certainly don't need any metal hardware coming loose and rattling inside your $400 meter.

 

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nice pics thanks gives me a good i dea of how to mount it.