One of my friends on the Nissan side pointed this out

http://www.zeitronix.com/Products/zt2/zt2.htm

looks like it would be a solid unit and goes low enough on the afr so it would work for rotary.

I might be interested in getting one.

any comments/concerns on this unit.

 

Looks to be about the same as all the others, uses the same sensor as well.

 

you still have to pay for the display screen!

 

still seems cheap from what ive seen

 

there is the option of the lcd screen.

it's significantly cheaper with out it.

279 or something if i remember

i liked this one due to the data logging and the sample rate.

 

Cheap? As in cheap goods or cheap in price but good quality?

While here, I'd like to complain about Apexi SAFC's. If they would dump the shiney, glossy, geewhiz bang BS and just put it in a plastic box, that would be fine with me and knock the price downward while they're at it. It's just a dang fuel contoller that once set can be shoved in some dark hole and be forgotten about IMHO. In other words........too much glitz and shiney chrome etc. Just want it to be functional. It's like a chrome plated downpipe and colored vacuum lines....a waste.

 

Cheap? As in cheap goods or cheap in price but good quality?

While here, I'd like to complain about Apexi SAFC's. If they would dump the shiney, glossy, geewhiz bang BS and just put it in a plastic box, that would be fine with me and knock the price downward while they're at it. It's just a dang fuel contoller that once set can be shoved in some dark hole and be forgotten about IMHO. In other words........too much glitz and shiney chrome etc. Just want it to be functional. It's like a chrome plated downpipe and colored vacuum lines....a waste.

Anyway, thanks for the link to a different AFR. Why don't you go to the other site and ask around about what they think of that brand, and maybe let us know what the results are?

 

the dsm guys had a group buy for it a bit ago

the nissans guys were talk'n about one too.

reviews seem positive

once my friend gets back on line i'll ask for a link again.

 

Almost all of the wideband controllers have datalogging. I've got a techedge (ver2), looked at the innovative, but i didn't like their designs.

 

i've looked at the techedge before.

how much did that cost? They have their prices in aus.

You like the techedge?

 

the uego is far better! AEM made it really cost effective and it has heatter control so you won't be replacing the WBO2 sensor all the time. I personally think that spending the extra $100 is a good investment as far as tunning tools are concerned.

 

Go to the site http://www.techedge.com.au/vehicle/wbo2/wbntk.htm

and go through the motions of ordering one. I think their price is in the 550 buck area. That makes the site mentioned at the first of this thread sound pretty good.

 

the aem unit looks nice

http://www.prostreetonline.com/pso/p...es/aemuego.asp

but how low does it reach? Alot don't go down in the 10's. I never seen that spec listed yet.

.1 accuracy is nice.

has an 0-5v out put to log for your standalone but if your running a unit that doesn't accept that might be a problem (like safc)

 

I picked mine up for $400 with display/sensor/etc. The display cost around $80-100 IIRC, so without a display it's about the same price as the above.

 

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On the topic of WB02, you can't really go wrong with any of the good ones, AEM, TechEdge, Innovative. They generally all use the same sensor.

The PLX one has also gotten some good reviews from knowledgeable people.

What I like about the Innovative, is that it doesn't require you to hard wire the WB set-up into your car, you can easily move it from car to car, or remove it once your vehicle is tuned, so that you have less gizmos in the car.

 

Nice looking cars. Your the exception to the rule

 

anyone got a pin out on the LCD screen on that thing? You could probally get an LCD off ebay for $5 and get it looking like you paid for the full set.

 

Actually, on that site there are two different widebands. There is one without a NTK L1H1 sensor that sells for 270 that uses a series of lights in lieu of a digital readout. If you buy the sensor the price rises above the 399 buck wideband, but for some reason the flashing lights intrigue me. And yes, I don't remember it having as many features.....but the lights a flashing. (not all humor).