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Old Aug 20, 2005 | 05:23 PM
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I am looking for a good Wideband O2 Gauge. Options?
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Old Aug 20, 2005 | 05:55 PM
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I got the AEM UEGO:
https://www.s2ki.com/forums/index.ph...&f=71&t=267255
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Old Aug 20, 2005 | 08:09 PM
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Motec, AEM, FJO, Innovative, Techedge all make em'. It depends what your price point is and what features you want.

I've got a AEM unit, which was within .1 of the Motec wideband on a chassis dyno. I've been working on another car with a FJO. The Innovative unit has lots of features and priced well.
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I ended up going with the FJO setup. It looks like the feature (Data Logging, RPM, etc) give it the best bng for the buck. I can then use it with AEM EMS if I endup going that way.
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Link to what you bought? So this helps to tune the car to get the right A/F ratio, correct?

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Click on the Pic below for a link.

What I got was the following (From HorsePowerFreaks.com)
KWB3001 Wideband AFR System Controller Kit Single Channel
DWB0003 Wideband AFR display, 2 1/16" GAUGE
MWS3000 Wideband AFR Connectivity & Advanced Analysis Software Kit
with RPM/AUX input cables (included at no charge)
SO20004 Wideband AFR Sensor (Bosch)

It will allow me to data log the A/F ratio with the RPM. It iwll also interface with AEM EMS if and when I go that route.
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Old Aug 22, 2005 | 02:56 PM
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Good stuff. What was the total price?

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I ordered an AEM Uego also.
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I was leaning towards the AEM gauge version, but after I spent sometime looking deeper into 02 tuning, It looked like the additional cost of the FJO unit got me a ton of added value. The data logging with additional inout from the RPM, was of great value. I just did not see how the AEM would allow me to tune with it, without that additional data. I loved the looks of the AEM.

The bottom line is that e-Manage Blue lacks the additional input for a wideband, where the newer version (Ultimate) has two external inputs (presure sensor and Wideband). Having the RPM in both logs should help align the data and make tuning faster. But I think I will endup with EMS, and I wanted something that could interface with that as well. AEM would, but so does the FJO unit.
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