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    Purple_94GT
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    I was going to see who in the area has a wideband oxygen sensor controller. What kind do you have? What was the determining factor that led you to purchase it? What would you change about it if you could? Where did you buy it? How much did you pay? etc.

    I have looked at many different units:

    www.plxdevices.com
    www.fjoracing.com
    www.innovatemotorsports.com

    Each has their advantages and disadvantages. I've been looking at the PLX M-300 (~$300-330) non-datalogging model because I'm cheap. If it could be upgraded to the datalogging version I would buy it in a heartbeat (when I am able to scrape together the cash).

    I have also considered the Innovative Motorsports LM-1 ($350) as well, but I would need to buy $120+ worth of accessories in order to datalog. This puts it right inline with the PLX datalogging M-500. The FJO Racing is out of my league, unless I win the lottery. If that's the case, you better watch out for me. 🙂 I have heard nothing but good things about Mr. Lingenfelter.

    I'll accept opinions and facts, but please back up any claims.

    Lucas

    1994 Ford Probe GT - torn apart for mods, longest FI project ever
    2003 Chevy TrailBlazer - PCMforless.com tune, 20" Boss 315s, Aeroforce scan gauge

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      treimche
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      Don't forget about the Tech Edge wideband units. I have one in my car and it works great. I haven't got a chance to compare it to a wideband on a dyno yet, but from what I hear it's extremely close. I have an older unit, it's their version 1.1, which uses the old NTK L1H1 sensor which is extremely hard to get and they're around $200 just for the sensor now days. Their new kits use the cheaper lambda sensors which work just as good. Check out the Tech Edge website http://wbo2.com/

      Troy
      2009 Yamaha R1
      2002 WRX
      2001 Toyota Tundra
      2001 Yamaha R6
      1988 Yamaha YSR 50
      2003 XR50

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        I have the Innovate unit. It is pretty sweet, other than the box is fairly large and not easy to find a good spot to mount it.

        DaveH
        '94 Supra- 7.77 @ 176mph

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          Dont have a WBO2 yet, been wanting one, been looking at TurboXS's unit, I think its out now but the only reason why I'd like that is cuz it integrates with my UTEC and can log it accurately. Plus with features like seeking to tune for perfect air to fuel ratio, you just cant go wrong. I've heard about the techedge, do you just use a standard honda o2 sensor and adapt one of these kits to make it work? Someone wanna "edumacate" me?

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            LM-1... I love mine. Like Dave said; the console is unsightly. Other than that...

            It logs the wbO2 signal along with 6 other analog inputs (0-5V).

            Has two analog outputs that you can configure to work with your ECU and/or narrowband gauge (makes it read and sweep like a wideband gauge).

            It works nicely with the cheap Bosch O2's... you can use the spendy ones if you really wanted to though.

            Comes with software to hook up to a computer... from there you can view/save recorded sessions, configure analog outputs and set other parameters as you see fit.

            It's relatively cheap at 370 shipped with sensor included.

            Am I biased? Yup.

            D

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              DaveH
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              Just FYI, I know a salesman at Innovate... so if anyone wants to buy one of these, let me know and I'll get you his direct line and he'll get you a better price. 😄

              DaveH
              '94 Supra- 7.77 @ 176mph

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                😢

                Oh well. It's worth more than what I paid IMO.

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                  Yes, 370 is still a great price for what you get.

                  DaveH
                  '94 Supra- 7.77 @ 176mph

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                    DaveH wrote:
                    Just FYI, I know a salesman at Innovate... so if anyone wants to buy one of these, let me know and I'll get you his direct line and he'll get you a better price. 😄

                    Give me a call at work (701)298-8865 xt 2272, I would like to buy one this week. Thank you.

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                      Purple_94GT
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                      DaveH wrote:
                      Yes, 370 is still a great price for what you get.

                      What would $370 get you? Full datalogging capabilities? :crosses fingers: (please say yes)

                      P.S. I need summer to get here, so I can get another job.

                      1994 Ford Probe GT - torn apart for mods, longest FI project ever
                      2003 Chevy TrailBlazer - PCMforless.com tune, 20" Boss 315s, Aeroforce scan gauge

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                        It will datalog a/f, but you need the rpm converter so that you can log a/f along with rpm to be really useful. Fallguy has been logging with mine, maybe he wants to post up a few logs so you can see what they look like.

                        DaveH
                        '94 Supra- 7.77 @ 176mph

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                          here's a log from one of the runs on Friday. I have no other signals hooked up to it at the moment. So it's just the a/f... pretty obvious what was going on though 🙂

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                          Yeah, it's running a TAD on the rich side. :roll: I hope to get it tuned after the correct FMU disk arrives. Can't do much while the SAFC2 is correcting sooo much. Makes the ECU run crazy timing advances. Literally making a ticking time bomb. But I digress...

                          Anyway, this is it man. A rolling labratory. Between this and my ODBII scanner I'm beside myself with information. :? :lol:

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