tx2K

So, the only thing I havent bought is a wideband sensor kit. I need something that will interface with my Haltech Pro Plugin so I can data log. Should I just buy the Haltech wideband kit or can I use something like an Innovate kit that includes a gauge? Personally, Id rather have a gauge, but Id like some recommendations. Innovate is cheaper, but Ive read some stuff about them being buggy and thats the last thing I want right now.

JUSTINTHECOASTIE

Aem or prosport gauges are good

iDomN8U

I have a full innovate kit if you want, PM me

I like how you can connect to the wideband and calibrate it, etc.

CoolGuy094

I'm a fan of my wideband failsafe kit from AEM. It displays boost and AFR on the same gauge at the same time, so no need for two gauges (makes for a cleaner look IMO). I plan on interfacing it to a Haltech PP in the future.

Redline S2K

Can the failsafe gauge be wired in the Aem's ems?

tx2K

What about Zeitronix? Anyone have experience with these?

CoolGuy094

Absolutely.

illestrolla

Another one for AEM.

I've got a Uego in my car, interfaces with the haltech itsa very nizze!

Phill24

i have the innovate db red gauge and the lc1 wideband..nice setup

Forcedbird

I am using PLX which I like.......but having some issues with it during start up.