choosing wideband
05-19-10 | 12:56 PM
#26
Weld in the bung "32 inchs away from exhaust ports.
Also what wideband did you go with? (I don't see why people don't like the innovate lc-1, If you bought the xd-16 gauge with the lc-1 everything wires up perfect, and you can calibrate it on the go. Lc-1 + xd-16 shows you trouble codes if the unit isn't working right.
But the PLX is a no brainer to install.
Also what wideband did you go with? (I don't see why people don't like the innovate lc-1, If you bought the xd-16 gauge with the lc-1 everything wires up perfect, and you can calibrate it on the go. Lc-1 + xd-16 shows you trouble codes if the unit isn't working right.
But the PLX is a no brainer to install.
05-20-10 | 11:43 PM
#28
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Weld in the bung "32 inchs away from exhaust ports.
Also what wideband did you go with? (I don't see why people don't like the innovate lc-1, If you bought the xd-16 gauge with the lc-1 everything wires up perfect, and you can calibrate it on the go. Lc-1 + xd-16 shows you trouble codes if the unit isn't working right.
But the PLX is a no brainer to install.
Also what wideband did you go with? (I don't see why people don't like the innovate lc-1, If you bought the xd-16 gauge with the lc-1 everything wires up perfect, and you can calibrate it on the go. Lc-1 + xd-16 shows you trouble codes if the unit isn't working right.
But the PLX is a no brainer to install.
Yeah, I got the LC-1. After I've had it in for a while, I'll come back and give my thoughts on it.
Andy
