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Aem wideband...
after having a bricked lc1 and hearing a lot of bad things about innovate reliability been looking at these.
http://www.efi-parts.co.uk/index.php?productID=204
signal from the guage goes straight to my ecu. looks good to me. anyone use these??
http://www.efi-parts.co.uk/index.php?productID=204
signal from the guage goes straight to my ecu. looks good to me. anyone use these??
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I have not used one of those but they look pretty good. Me and karlos both use these http://trigger-wheels.com/store/contents/en-uk/p64.html and they wire into the ecu aswell.
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I though about the tech edge but only has one wideband output. already have an afr gauge in a pod. are you and karlos running gauges? or just direct to ecu? just like the simplicity of this aem one plug it in four wires and off you go.
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im running a gauge and direct to ecu. One wire and its hooked up to the ecu. a live and negative to power it and job done.
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it seemed to me that there was only one output meaning either ecu or gauge. how are you running both, if you don't mind me asking? both off one output or one wide and one narrowband?
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The gauge is connected to the control box and just clips in to the loom, No messing with wires.The ecu is getting its feed from the blue 0.5v wire from the wideband control box.
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looks good doesn't it. just wondering about reliability really as I've heard good things about the tech edge but these kill two birds with one stone and as you say only a couple wires to the gauge pod and you're done. plus I can put my innovate gauge on the bay to go towards it.
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looks good doesn't it. just wondering about reliability really as I've heard good things about the tech edge but these kill two birds with one stone and as you say only a couple wires to the gauge pod and you're done. plus I can put my innovate gauge on the bay to go towards it.
will my innovate db gauge work with the tech edge! lc one had two 0-5v outputs.
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No. The gauge plugs into a RJ45 socket.
http://trigger-wheels.com/store/contents/en-uk/d27.html
http://trigger-wheels.com/store/contents/en-uk/p64.html
http://trigger-wheels.com/store/contents/en-uk/d27.html
http://trigger-wheels.com/store/contents/en-uk/p64.html
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think i`m gonna give the aem a go looks like a good product, would be good to know if running gauge and ecu off one output works though. been digging about a bit more on it seems to be pretty accurate and not seen many complaints. will let you know how good it is when i get it hooked up to the ms.
thanks for the input guys.
thanks for the input guys.
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the ground offsets were a big issue with the lc-1, this aem one only has a ground, 12v and 0-5v to connect up (there is also a serial output), so i presume its self contained. as long as it shares the same earth as the ecu shouldnt have much trouble i`d have thought.
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its spot on when working, I had mine installed and was working fine. changed my laptop had to download lm programmer again when. I booted it up told me my lc 1 was due a firmware update. ran the update. lc-1 died. contacted innovate they just said send it back to the states and pay $45 on top to service it. so I said bollocks and ripped it off. heard a lot of people having them brick on forums etc. shame cuz like I say, it was spot on before it died.
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