Just looking for some advice here.
Looking to do some further tuning of my car and want to get setup with a good wideband to connect to my e6x

they seem to all be about the same price:
innovative mtx-l $199
AEM UEGO $199
Haltech dual channel controller and 1 sensor $230 - the used to make a smaller single controller dont see it around anymore.

I dont really care about a gauge, I just want to be able to log the data so I can adjust my maps later.

How hard are our engines on the sensors? I saw innovative has a special bung for high heat applications and have read some stuff about heatsinks.

 

I know some of you guys tune, id be willing to purchase from you over some random website by the way.

 

Here you go.
https://www.rx7club.com/haltech-foru...nd-e6x-574813/

 

There are a couple wideband threads in the single turbo section. Asking for input gets you a shotgun spray of answers. My first choice in budget widebands is the NGK AFX and then the Haltech. We sell a lot of AEMs based on price, but they tend to eat sensors.

 

I may go with the NGK AFX
I cant find any info on what sensor it uses.
The bosh one everyone else uses is like 60 bucks.

 

The NGK uses an NTK sensor. It is widely regarded as more robust and much longer lived than the Bosch 4.2 sensors. Our price on the replacement sensor for the NGK is $85, so not much more than a Bosch 4.2. We've sold a lot of the NGK controllers and have never had anyone ask for a replacement sensor.

All of that said, life of the Bosch sensor, to me, seems to depend on the controller to a high degree. We sell a lot of replacements for the AEM widebands and used to sell a ton of them for Innovates. I've only had one request for a Haltech replacement.

 

Thanks man, want to pm me with a price on the ngk controller?