Wide Band question

[SHOWTIME!!]

Im looking at buying a wideband for my car right now, i know i really dont need it but it will be handy in the future so i might as well buy it. I want one that can be mounted in a guage pod. What kind should i buy?

 

[CobraRed_96_GT]

I personally really like the look of cobalt gauges:

Here's a video of mine:
YouTube - Autometer Cobalt wideband and transmission gauges

And i know where to get the cheapest price on the web + free shipping for it. Cheaper than what locally companies here can get themselves for resell.

 

[SaleenGT2001]

i'm running an AEM wideband. it's a nice gauge for only $220

 

[FordTard]

This is just about the best set up you can buy. I have run this in several race cars with no problems. In the future you can hook it up to a data logger a log all your AFRs. You can even simulate a Narrow Band signal .1v-1.1v with this unit. You will pay for the very best however.

Innovate Motor Sports On-Line Store

 

[SaleenGT2001]

i'm datalogging with my AEM

it's a simple 2 wire hook up

 

[CobraRed_96_GT]

i'm datalogging with my AEM

it's a simple 2 wire hook up

+1 with the autometer. And you can use it as a narrow.

 

[98stangv8]

I just got the autometer 7178...you can get them new on Ebay for 260...retail they are around 350...

 

[SaleenGT2001]

new AEM $215 shipped
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/AEM-...018QQitemZ280288116367QQrdZ1QQsspagenameZWDVW

 

[squeak93]

I ran an innovative lc-1/guage kit and it was a very simple hook up. Had a nice adapter for ur laptop for data logging and included all the software for it. Real easy set up and worked like a charm. 300 bucks or so.. Not bad at all.

 

[jprovence]

I have been considering this for a while now... Here is my list

Aeroforce Scangauge with Innovate Wideband controller around $440 but I can monitor a million other things as well. Hooks to the OB2 as well as the wideband with its analog input.
AEM wideband setup around $215
or the PLX wideband setup around $270

 

[SHOWTIME!!]

im forsure going with the AEM. Sounds like the best bang for the buck.