What is a good inexpensive wide band O2 setup?

[Badart]

What are you guys running?

 

[340plot]

i have run the aem eugo wideband on all my turboed all wheel drive eclipse's weld the bung in about two feet from manifold, or right after the header on our a-bodies. if too close to the hight heat, the sensor does not last as long.

these run 150-200.00 cheapest is on dsmtuners.com at like 150.00 or 159.00

 

[Badart]

i have run the aem eugo wideband on all my turboed all wheel drive eclipse's weld the bung in about two feet from manifold, or right after the header on our a-bodies. if too close to the hight heat, the sensor does not last as long.

these run 150-200.00 cheapest is on dsmtuners.com at like 150.00 or 159.00

Thanks, I will check it out.

 

[fenderman33]

Innovate LC-1

 

[jos51700]

You can save a few bucks on the Innovate stuff buying from dealers on eBay, but keep your receipt. They've shortened the warranty in recent months.

I have the MTX-L and like it pretty well.

 

[SlimPikins]

On my 2006 Dodge Magnum I used the zeitronix zt2
I'll be putting it in my Duster soon.

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

It's the easiest one to hook up being that other than the O2 sensor cable, you just hook 3 wires, power, ground, and a tach signal if you want to plug in your laptop to data log it.

 

[topbrent]

Innovate MTX-L is self contained and is pretty awesome and inexpensive.
http://www.innovatemotorsports.com/products/MTXL.php

The G-Tech Pro EGS is pretty awesome too, as it has many bases covered. Tach, shift light, Wideband, Accelerometer, data-logger. It uses the Innovate wideband technology, also. Kinda leans toward the ricer tuner look, but it is a compelling all in one choice.
http://www.gtechpro.com/egs.html