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  1. 17-09-2008, 18:07 #1
    alex-r5
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    wideband

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    weres the best/cheapest place to buy a wideband gauge from i wont a good one mind stack/spa something like that cheers
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  2. 17-09-2008, 18:15 #2
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    Re: wideband

    Graham Goode Racing, Innovate LM-1 or LC-1, and mention you're from RTOC.

    Alternatively, go direct to the manufacturer: http://www.innovatemotorsports.com

    The Zeitronix units are also good, as are the Stack items.

    Fwiw, imho, LM-1 is king though.
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    Re: wideband

    Edit: Innovate have also recently released the LM-2, which looks the don.
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  4. 17-09-2008, 20:06 #4
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    Re: wideband

    Because the prices are similar between the LM-1 and the zeitronix, i would go with the zeitronix. It has much more features that are already built into the kit, for a start you can log rpm right away without having to pay extra for it, like you do with the lm-1.

    But the biggest benefit is the sample rate on zeitronix, it is far superior than the LM-1.

    My only advice is go for the round display as it show up better in sunlight.

    Maybe i am biased as i have the zeitronix

    http://www.zeitronix.com/
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  5. 17-09-2008, 20:14 #5
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    Re: wideband

    Is this a good investment to get, even if you know that your fueling is set up correctly? As in can fueling go wrong after a while?
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