ProtoCab

Any of you guys seen, or using one of these babies?

http://www.haltech.com.au/wideband_lambda.htm

I'm enquiring about price, but if it's much cheaper than an LM1, I'll most probably buy one.

I just want something accurate that I can use to monitor my A/F's whilst driving and this looks like a good solution.

PorschePhD

Ha, that is the Innovate system we sell. You can print your own faces and that is what they have done here. It is X16 guage with the stand alone harness. We use these in most of our cars. They are pretty good!

911rudy

When I checked, they were both the same price when all parts needed were included.

PorschePhD

Yes, it is a kit. You can also use the gauge as a addition to the LM1 or as just a standalone unit.

911T

Aem Uego
http://www.amsperformance.com/store/...roducts_id=350

works great!

DonE

How do you know? Have you ever had it calibrated or measured against a unit that is proven to work correctly? I will be selling my UEGO 1000 on eBay because I don't trust it based on comparison with units that are regularly calibrated.

911T

Ams (my tuner) uses them in all there cars, 600awhp plus.

Also when we dynoed the car, we used the dyno wideband and the Uego to see the difference and the uego was about .2+- off.

I was told, you have to put it a certain distance after the turbo, or it wouldn't read correctly.

strudel

The Haltech looks like the Innovate LC-1. I have 2 LC-1's mounted in my race car, one for ea. bank. I'm running carbs. You can download it into a laptop, will also do real time. If your going to go through an LM-1 you will need the rpm converter. I had a custom analog dual a/f gauge made and mounted it in the clock opening.

ProtoCab

Are there any Porsche specific gauge pods, which can be fitted to the A-Pillar, that'll suit the X16/Haltech gauge above?

I want to get one of those, but I don't want to just hang the gauge under my dash. I prefer an A-Pillar mount solution.

Anyone here use such a mounting pod? If so, where can I get one from?

pzull

Anyone heard of or tried the zeitronix? It's got AFR, boost, EGT, RPM and TP logging on both PC and PDA. I'm looking for AFR meter and leaning towards this, but not many people talk about this product.

Here's the link: http://www.zeitronix.com/Products/zt2/zt2.htm

nathanUK '81 930 G50

Doesn't seem you can calibrate the oxygen sensor.

ProtoCab

Hmmm, I think I'd rather splurge for the LM-1, w/RPM kit, so I can log A/F's across the entire RPM range. It'll also allow me to supply a Narrowband O2 Signal to the Motronic ECU