45 dcoe help!

djjjr42 · 04-23-2008, 06:15 PM

The first one is just air/fuel, not wideband. As you see it only operates in a very narrow band, from like 12 to 15. I guess it might possibly work, but if you are really far off you won't know it, i.e. very lean it would only register 15, when you might really be at like 19 or something. The second one you listed is a wideband, and the same one I have, I believe. Innovate LC-1 with gauge. You would only need a laptop to do data logging. But while you're spending the cash you might as well get what you need and have more functionality, plus the gauge with the wideband would mount in a pillar pod. The pods are only like $25, and come in single or dual mount, and it actually replaces your entire pillar trim. I got a dual and have a Autometer D-PIC gauge in the second one.

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04-23-2008, 06:15 PM	#16
djjjr42 Rotary Fan in Training Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Bishopville, SC Posts: 32 Rep Power: 0	The first one is just air/fuel, not wideband. As you see it only operates in a very narrow band, from like 12 to 15. I guess it might possibly work, but if you are really far off you won't know it, i.e. very lean it would only register 15, when you might really be at like 19 or something. The second one you listed is a wideband, and the same one I have, I believe. Innovate LC-1 with gauge. You would only need a laptop to do data logging. But while you're spending the cash you might as well get what you need and have more functionality, plus the gauge with the wideband would mount in a pillar pod. The pods are only like $25, and come in single or dual mount, and it actually replaces your entire pillar trim. I got a dual and have a Autometer D-PIC gauge in the second one.