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jonnyshaw49
25-11-2009, 21:05
hi could anyone tell me if widebands are universal? will any kit fit the gt turbo? what is the main bit your buying on a good set up? is it the control box or a decent bosch sensor? im wanting a decent accurate on but my budget is £200 what would this buy me. cgb is selling a glowshift set with bosch 4.9 sensor for 150 will there be accurate, any help appreciated

TrixNFlix
25-11-2009, 21:30
Get the aem kit. It's tried and tested, easy to wire up, and within your budget. :agree:

Maka
25-11-2009, 21:48
alot of the guys use the LM-1
just needs a bung welding into the downpipe - which is supplied.

tiff_lee
25-11-2009, 23:43
Did you not create a thread along these lines only two days ago?

http://www.rtoc.org/boards/showthread.php?t=11690

Mart even pointed you in the right direction for alternative wideband kits

TrixNFlix
26-11-2009, 00:10
Mart who? Never heard of him! :laugh:

JRP
26-11-2009, 00:13
Mart who? Never heard of him! :laugh:

Never even noticed he posted, must have missed that... dam that invisibilty cloake

Mart
26-11-2009, 07:56
FFS :sad2:

JRP
26-11-2009, 16:35
FFS :sad2:

Sorry :(

Mart
26-11-2009, 16:43
Not you.

The fact I seemingly wasted my time again with the original post/other thread.

JRP
26-11-2009, 16:45
Not you.

The fact I seemingly wasted my time again with the original post/other thread.

:ashamed: It does seem to be a trait at the mo with you... same as your luck with red flags at brands hatch. :laugh:

clee
26-11-2009, 17:04
Try this guy for wideband :agree:

http://www.efi-parts.co.uk/

JRP
26-11-2009, 17:10
Just searched widebands etc and found loads...

http://www.rtoc.org/boards/showthread.php?t=10761&highlight=wideband

One of them is this

TrixNFlix
26-11-2009, 17:11
Try this guy for wideband :agree:

http://www.efi-parts.co.uk/


Hes got a budget of £200:rolleyes:

Mart you are the king of invisibility. :agree:
If nothing else it makes me chuckle when you respond to someone and its just tossed to oneside and the debate continues. :cooter::wasntme:

clee
26-11-2009, 17:27
Then he needs to up his budget .
General consensus seems to be that the £200 ones either don't work very well or fail after sometime .So that £80 saving might not be such a saving in the long run .

Mart
26-11-2009, 17:33
Mart you are the king of invisibility. :agree:
If nothing else it makes me chuckle when you respond to someone and its just tossed to oneside and the debate continues. :cooter::wasntme:

It's the old adage mate, you can't help some people.

clee
26-11-2009, 17:35
Or aem or LM-1 :coffee:

Mart
26-11-2009, 17:39
All of which I mentioned previously... http://www.rtoc.org/boards/showthread.php?t=11690

clee
26-11-2009, 17:41
Irony not a strong point on here is it :p

jonnyshaw49
26-11-2009, 18:13
yeh i did post a thread a few days ago but no one really saw it and the prices mart gave me were way too high, and the bosch sensors are now 4.9 updated. just seeing if anyone else had anywhere that supply for 200 on ebay there are the aem ones for around 170 are they universal so i can just weld in the bung supplied or does it have to be a specific sensor etc for the gt turbo thanks for your advice?

JRP
26-11-2009, 18:15
yeh i did post a thread a few days ago but no one really saw it and the prices mart gave me were way too high, and the bosch sensors are now 4.9 updated. just seeing if anyone else had anywhere that supply for 200 on ebay there are the aem ones for around 170 are they universal so i can just weld in the bung supplied or does it have to be a specific sensor etc for the gt turbo thanks for your advice?

Look at post NUMBER 14... im loosing will to live... just wait a while longer and spend a tad more... but you get what you pay for

jonnyshaw49
26-11-2009, 18:20
yes i know whats your problem with me? im only asking advice theres more people than just you on this forum who can give advice, trix said aem so ive been looking at aem and asking if they are universal as there meant to be good and in my budget!

JRP
26-11-2009, 18:23
No problem with you, but your being given what is sound advice... but choosing to go against it... its your choice.. but your are asking questions about things and seemingly not really paying it much attention.

Id listen to the likes or mart, clee etc... words of wisdom

TrixNFlix
26-11-2009, 18:31
Jrp. no one that i know of have ever had a problem with the aem wideband kits, so i dont think the comment you get what you pay for realy is valid. It only needs two wires to get it going.

JRP
26-11-2009, 18:34
Jrp. no one that i know of have ever had a problem with the aem wideband kits, so i dont think the comment you get what you pay for realy is valid. It only needs two wires to get it going.

Fair play. its as clee said, how long will it last? it also being given advice that a little more can buy a better bit of kit.. that begs the question, wait a tad longer and get somthing better. But i understand what you mean trix

clee
26-11-2009, 18:37
You do get what you pay for , it depends what you want from the equipment .
If it is to wire to a gauge and is there to just show you a figure then fair enough that's all you'll need it to do ...............however accurate that may be .
If you intend using it for tuning purposes then that is another matter .
I don't have one fitted as I leave that side of things to the experts , I can't drive and work a laptop at the same time .

http://www.paceperformance.com/paceperformance/pdf/widebandshootout.pdf

James5
26-11-2009, 18:38
Aem, lm-1, zeitronix to mention a couple yes are universal simply get a lambda bung welded to your exhaust downpipe in the correct position.

jonnyshaw49
26-11-2009, 18:42
all i want it for is to give a reading as i drive to make sure im not running lean to keep the engine safe. where i take my car to get tuned have there own kit of tuning purposes. thanks for all your advice im just trying to keep it in budget so can spend more on the tuning side

clee
26-11-2009, 18:45
As Brigsy is always saying ,get it tuned right then leave well alone .Have a gauge but don't rely on it to be accurate and for gods sake don't ignore your own senses even when the gauge says all is OK :agree:

JRP
26-11-2009, 18:46
all i want it for is to give a reading as i drive to make sure im not running lean to keep the engine safe. where i take my car to get tuned have there own kit of tuning purposes. thanks for all your advice im just trying to keep it in budget so can spend more on the tuning side

May be worth spending a little more, if you are gonna tune.. then you know its deffo accurate, and chances are you will do your own tuning in the end :)

jonnyshaw49
26-11-2009, 18:47
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/AEM-WIDEBAND-UEGO-CONTROLLER-UNIVERSAL-SUMO_W0QQitemZ270490762097QQcmdZViewItemQQptZUK_Ca rsParts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM?hash=item3efa817b71

does this kit seem ok? its last of stock on offer

clee
26-11-2009, 18:51
It's the last of the stock on offer until they find another box full behind the dump valves .

TrixNFlix
26-11-2009, 18:58
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/AEM-WIDEBAND-UEGO-CONTROLLER-UNIVERSAL-SUMO_W0QQitemZ270490762097QQcmdZViewItemQQptZUK_Ca rsParts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM?hash=item3efa817b71

does this kit seem ok? its last of stock on offer


Thats a good price. :agree:As mentioned before its a universal kit so is fine for your gtt.:eek::laugh:

jonnyshaw49
26-11-2009, 19:01
nice 1 ill get it orderd thanks again

clee
26-11-2009, 19:27
I love a happy ending :cry: