Which wideband gauge

Powermyster · Post by **Powermyster** » Tue Jul 07, 15 7:08 pm

Any recommendions for air fuel mixture/wideband kits?

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John · Post by **John** » Tue Jul 07, 15 7:13 pm

Yep

AEM UEGO - very simple to install and to read, quality sensor and very reliable.

MilesnMiles · Post by **MilesnMiles** » Tue Jul 07, 15 7:53 pm

Wot John said. I have the same set up on Johns recommendation and it is excellent. Just don't run the car until the set up is wired up completely. Ie don't plug the sensor connection into the back of the live gauge without connecting the sensor to the exhaust bung. It can fry the sensor. Instructions tell you that info.
I have found it a really useful tool for tuning.

Powermyster · Post by **Powermyster** » Tue Jul 07, 15 8:39 pm

You guys recommend an sellers for the AEM kit

latil · Post by **latil** » Tue Jul 07, 15 8:49 pm

A few here. http://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_from= ... o&_sacat=0

Mick · Post by **Mick** » Tue Jul 07, 15 10:14 pm

Dont get the innovate, i swapped the battery in my challenger and the guage took a dump. Checked the connections and the earth all good, just wont come on.

sprintgtvgus · Post by **sprintgtvgus** » Wed Jul 08, 15 10:08 am

Stack do a nice looking one, but it's circa £260.

Always liked the quality of their stuff.

Roger · Post by **Roger** » Wed Jul 08, 15 9:55 pm

Mick wrote:Dont get the innovate, i swapped the battery in my challenger and the guage took a dump. Checked the connections and the earth all good, just wont come on.

What he said. ^^^^^ innovate. Best marketing, worst product. I use a PLX one. A few times a week for about 5 years now. Still going ok.

Adrian Worman · Post by **Adrian Worman** » Wed Jul 08, 15 10:08 pm

My Innovate one workin perfect after 3 years, well happy