AEM wideband

Hi Guys, I have a lot of customers asking for these, I'm finally getting a box of them in early next week.
Sorry for the delay, but my supplier was a bit behind.
These are AEM widebands and are $279.

Just an update,
thanks,
allen

DAMN , thats the best deal AROUND on a WB, I love my AEM and it has been working great since i got it.

I love mine. I didn't think I would pay it much attention but I'm constantly watching it. It also has a 0-5V output and a data output to log on a PC.

I'll be getting one as soon as I build funds. My Lc-1 went shit on me. How hard are these to install, the lc-1 was a pain in the butt. I gotta have one bad, I have my fueling down with the fuel trims, but I know they arent nearly as accurate as they should be. It smells pig rich on cold startup too.

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I&#39;ll be getting one as soon as I build funds. My Lc-1 went shit on me. How hard are these to install, the lc-1 was a pain in the butt. I gotta have one bad, I have my fueling down with the fuel trims, but I know they arent nearly as accurate as they should be. It smells pig rich on cold startup too.
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I got tired of the LC-1 issues as well, AEM is the chit&#33;... I needed somthing more portable, I can hook it up in any car/truck in under 5 mins its a 3 wire hookup. Red to power (I use a power adapter, portablility) White PIN #1 on EIO and ground black to EIO as well thats it&#33;

FYI ignore the gauge readings it reads 0V = 10.00 AFR and 5V = 20 AFR so it will read lean at times and is normal. After much research/email/phone calls etc... The logging in hpt is correct and dont be concerend if they report different values. Nothing major but there off slightly.

ok some what a new-b question.... what does a wideband do??

It&#39;s the only accurate way to measure a/f ratio.
A new wideband O2 sensor is installed in the exhaust pipe, then connected to a digital gauge which shows true a/f ratio.

allen