Is this the same idea as the wideband controller kits that everyone is building?

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...tem=2424100581

 

Same idea, poor execution. Go here: www.diy-wb.org

RBob.

 

I already know about the DIY website no need to point that out. Im just looking for other solutions rather than having to build my own one.

 

Here are some http://www.lambdaboy.com/____ http://www.fjoracing.com/____ http://www.innovatemotorsports.com/____ http://wbo2.com/

 

So, has anyone here used any of these products?

Pros and cons of each?

Bill

 

For the money and options I like the innovate motorsports.Im just waiting to see some feed back on how they perform after they start shipping out.

 

Looking at some of those prices make me think twice. I think I'll stick with making my own DIY-WB

 

Yes, their unit does look promising. Even the price is good as it also includes a sensor.

RBob.

 

FWIW - According to this thread, the Bosch sensors are only $30 now:
http://www.chevytalk.org/threads/sho...t=1#Post502695

 

It is a fluke. Most likely the part has the wrong price on it. Heck you can't buy a decent 3 wire heated NB for that.

WB O2 sensors are from $200 and up.

RBob.

 

I like the innovate as well. Has some bonus stuff like software for your pc also will does rpm, map, maf, tps via serial. Thanks for the input.

 

Check out what Innovative sell the sensor for. [O2 Sensor (Bosch LSU 4.2) - $59] This is directly off their web site.

Steve

 

The $30 VW sensor is a wide band sensor.You can use the $30 sensor with Innovate and Tech edge controllers.Also it is a Bosch sensor a LSU-4 not the same as the L1H1 sensor.The LSU-4 dosent read as rich as the L1H1(LSU-4__10.5 to 1AFR L1H1__8 to 1AFR)also the response time is a little less than the L1H1.