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What is everyone using for a WB system? Right now I have an innovate mtxl and I hate this thing. Nothing but problems with it, since I installed my cats I have been getting the error8 code..... it means it no workie...... I'm at my limit with this thing. Best part is innovate has not returned even one phone call.

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hoopty5.0

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Sorry mang. I have an MTX-L as well and the only issues I've had with mine were caused by me when I pinched the harness and cooked the gauge.

 

General karthief

wonder how much it would cost to ship you a pair

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hoopty5.0 said:

Sorry mang. I have an MTX-L as well and the only issues I've had with mine were caused by me when I pinched the harness and cooked the gauge.

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Microwave or conventional oven

 

90sickfox

Wasn't a pretty sight...and I've got big hands

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I run an Innovate LC- 2. No problems yet. Was an easy process to set up.

That sucks that you're having issues. If you are having issues with it that you can't solve then it must be BROKEN.

 

84Ttop

They make new pistons every day, so why worry?

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The AEM is what we push most people towards, it's economical and always seems to work.

 

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84Ttop said:

The AEM is what we push most people towards, it's economical and always seems to work.

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Know of any that have dual sensors? Not needed but I have about 4 good 4.2 sensors lying around....

 

84Ttop

They make new pistons every day, so why worry?

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a91what said:

Know of any that have dual sensors? Not needed but I have about 4 good 4.2 sensors lying around....

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They do make a dual channel controller but it is grossly over priced IMHO, maybe I'm just a minimalist but I've only ever ran one sensor. We usually verify them with the spare sensor we run on the dyno just to ensure accuracy. Once they have more than .2 discrepency it's time to throw one away

 

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10-4 so the AEM single sensor units are pretty good then. I see them on ebay for 170$.... I think this time I may call summit and order one so I know I'm getting the real deal.

 

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AEM here, been trouble free for years.