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nyr923

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thinking about getting a wide band o2 sensor and gauge and was wondering if anyone has any suggestions about what kit to get.

thanks
 

1991notchbackLX

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You'll have to have another O2 bung welded to your exhaust, but I'd recommend the AEM UEGO kit p/n 30-4100. It's a great kit that a ton of guys use. Don't let the association with imports and AEM steer you away from them. A lot of guys swear by the Innovate LC-1 wideband as well, it's all a matter of taste I guess.
 

90lxcoupe

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i have the innovate LC-1 kit, nice stuff, easy to install,and its fully programmable as far as warning indicators and such. the cable to hook to a laptop is included. AEM stuff is nice too, and i think autometer even makes a kit now. Another advantage with the innovate is that you can buy the sensors from autozone, they are the same thing as the precat sensor for an 01 VW golf i think, and the guage is less than an inch thick so it can be mounted anywhere.
 

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thanks for the advice they both sound like good kits. this is probably a dumb question but do i need 2 o2 sensors?
 

slayr281

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I've come to prefer the PLX DM-100/SM-AFR Combo with the Bosch Wideband O2 sensor. Nice setup especially with the DM-100 gauge.

plx-dm-100-sm-afr-combo - PLX DM-100 & SM-AFR Digital Display & Air Fuel Sensor Combo - Sensor Modules - Mustang Performance Parts

We've put a bunch of these in Foxes and SN-95's in the past couple months, and we've had nothing but great things to say about the kits.
 
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