Wideband questions

96dreamer

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Im gearing up for my novi 2000 install and am currently looking into how I want to run my wide-band. I've never ran one before so my experience with them is zero. I would like to avoid running a real gauge since my gauge bezel is full with boost and fuel pressure and i'm not a fan of gauges everywhere.

I would like to run this gauge clock setup, http://www.veisystems.com/ws/custom...-gauge.html#/function-wideband_air_fuel_ratio but I can't find anyone else running. Just one thread on svt where it was discussed but didn't seem like anyone bought it.

In addition to running it for a gauge I would like to have the option to also hook it up to a data logger for tuning. My thought was the clock pod coupled with an innovative lc-2, http://www.innovatemotorsports.com/products/lc2.php, would give me the wideband in the clock plus the ability to hook up to a data logger via the two extra 4 pin ports it has.

This seems like a super clean way to have to log in addition to a real time visual of my afr and not add more gauges.
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I may be wrong, but weren't some of the guys having issues with innovative stuff. Especially having to calibrate them all the time.
 

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Seems like a great idea. I'm running the MTX-L, no issues.

I believe Mark gutted the Mach 460 CD player and embedded a PLX M300 in its place.

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96dreamer

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I read about people having a few issues with the lc-1s but haven't found much on the lc-2s.my original plan was to try and trim down an afr500 and fit it in the stock clock but this seemed like a much better, cleaner, option.
 

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I have an Innovate LC-2 w/ DB Gauge on my '94 and it's been great so far.
 

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im running the lc2 and db gauge on mine as well. Also have it wired in the aux plug for SCT x4. No issues, but the lc1 was a pos
 

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I've got a MTX-L and had zero issues so far for 5 years. It was almost dead on with the wideband on the Dyno

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I would not buy another Innovate product, constant calibration issues, never got it to work right on my Supra
 

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I'll never buy another Innovate. I bought their dual WB setup and went through about 15 O2 sensors in 3 months. That gets REAL expensive when the car is sitting on the dyno and I need to have a pair overnighted every day for 4 days b/c they would go bad in 20 minutes. I eventually bought 2 brand new O2's and sold the WB kit ONLY to have the purchaser tell me the brand new O2's won't calibrate..arrgg.. I dropped shipped 2 new ones to him and told him I was done with the sale. INNOVATE is pure junk, IMO.

I now have two AFX's on it and not one single issue.

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^ This was my experience, I just stopped at two O2's. Called support. The whole experience was super frustrating.
 

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