recomended wide band?

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    what Did you say your name was?
    What has worked well for you, or what should I stay away from?

    Please let me know. I need to order one soon.
     
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    fobiawrx Fabiola

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    dont worry about it
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    the NGK set up is supposed to be nice, you can't go wrong with Innovative either
     
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    I like my Zeitronix setup. Nice system and has great logging, and can log boost, EGT, TPS, RPM, and a user defined input, if you so desire.
     
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    RomRaider has logging support now for the LM-1 and LC-1 from Innovate. I'm going to get an LC-1 for logging once I have the cash.

    -Steve
     
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    I'm liking your pick,

    but no likey the price. I like the lowkey look....
     
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    Yeah, the basic wideband is a decent price. Adding in all the options gets the price up there, but the info is priceless when tuning, and so is the format they put it in.
     
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    AEM makes a guage and setup. They are pretty decent. only like 265 bucks
     
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    ^ Also works with Romraider.
     
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    I've had good luck with the LC-1 (don't buy the cheap digital gauges they sell).

    Also, the new tactrix connector (cable can be detached now, so not saying cable =P) will apparently be "Able to log from Innovate Motosports 2.5mm stereo data bus". Which likely means you can log (w/wb02 readings) without a laptop in the car (how nice will that be!).
     
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    I just put an innovate LC-1 and G2 gauge in my car. I'm quite happy with it!
     
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