Wideband gauge

[Dean-Dak]

I plan on running a ct9 at 1 bar with a emange blue and was wondering if I would need to run a wideband.

What wideband would you recommend?

Is fitting of the gauge and sensor hard?

 

[billybob]

aem are very good

 

[MentaLEP91]

AEM UEGO wideband is the most cost-effective solution. you just drill a hole on the exhaust just a few inches behind the gearbox, weld the socket of the sensor, and ta-da, you have one!

others are Zeitronix, SARD, Innovative, etc.

 

[The Last Streetfighter]

You don't need a wideband to run the EMB. But if you want to Home Tune it (instead of taking it to a dyno) then the Wideband is recommended.

 

[Dean-Dak]

I will be getting the car mapped buy tuning devlopments so no home tuning.

I might get one after mapping just to monitor the AFR then

 

[fastglanza]

if you've got the $ then u shud get a wideband kit to keep an eye on the afr..aem kit is good..

im sure the guys at tuning developments would be happy to set it up and show u wat to be looking for etc ..

 

[Dean-Dak]

if you've got the $ then u shud get a wideband kit to keep an eye on the afr..aem kit is good..

im sure the guys at tuning developments would be happy to set it up and show u wat to be looking for etc ..

I would rather spend the money now than risking running lean or rich which will cost more...

 

[JasonGlanza]

AEM uego afr controller

 

[babu_rashu]

AEM uego..

 

[Sheldon]

AEM or inovate both top class. and easy to install..

 

[Dean-Dak]

by this thread i think i will be going for the aem then

 

[JasonGlanza]

and you will not be dissapointed

 

[Dean-Dak]

Only thing now is where to put the gauge because I have a 60mm boost gauge and the aem is 52mm