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67590, anyone have the AEM wideband? Posted by soulcontroller, Mar-25-04 05:19 AM
im thinking of ordering it, and im wondering if anyone has actually used it.
apparently there is a serial data port for logging abilities?
and how much are the bosch sensors?
TIA.
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67591, RE: anyone have the AEM wideband? Posted by Super20G, Mar-25-04 05:29 AM
Look on the main site, there is a good writeup on it. I have been holding off for a few months now.. but one of these days i am gonna break down and order one too.
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67592, RE: anyone have the AEM wideband? Posted by soulcontroller, Mar-25-04 06:04 AM
yea, the bosch sensors ive found are about 130 dollars. and a few of my questions have been answered too. the serial port does allow logging...
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67600, RE: anyone have the AEM wideband? Posted by Super20G, Mar-25-04 08:40 AM
what does it log the a/f against? rpm?
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67614, RE: anyone have the AEM wideband? Posted by Avenger, Mar-25-04 10:55 AM
Nope.
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67615, RE: anyone have the AEM wideband? Posted by Avenger, Mar-25-04 10:58 AM
Actually that is a lie now that I think about it. Out of the box with JUST the AEM gauge-type Wideband unit you cannot log A/F vs. RPM. But if you have something like a profec e-01 that can take other inputs you could possibly do if it you setup the AEM to send out a 0-5V signal and then setup the voltage points in the E-01 you could do that. Just not out of the box.
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67616, RE: anyone have the AEM wideband? Posted by 95redesi, Mar-25-04 11:14 AM
website plz. so i can read up on this..
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67623, RE: anyone have the AEM wideband? Posted by thedawg, Mar-25-04 12:06 PM
If anyone is looking for a reason to procrastinate more, this unit should be coming out soon:

http://www.zeitronix.com/logoverlap.jp g
Watch this link for updates, or call them and ask about the Zt-2. http://www.zeitronix.com/index.html
Pricing should be comparable to the AEM setup, offers full datalogging capability, and the company is DSM based.
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67626, RE: anyone have the AEM wideband? Posted by MrSlick, Mar-25-04 12:41 PM
Originally posted by soulcontroller yea, the bosch sensors ive found are about 130 dollars. and a few of my questions have been answered too. the serial port does allow logging...
You can get the Bosch LSU4.2 sensor for $38.99 if you know where to look.... ;)
I have one sat on my desk here... and yes it is an Wideband sensor... so no smart ass comments...lol :thumbsup And yes they are new...
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67627, RE: anyone have the AEM wideband? Posted by MrSlick, Mar-25-04 12:41 PM
Just think Volkswagon... :afro
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67628, RE: anyone have the AEM wideband? Posted by 95redesi, Mar-25-04 12:47 PM
is that afr 21.0 normal?
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