who makes a good wideband?

[moremazda]

I'm on the Innovate hating band wagon as well.... I have never seen one that did not have problems.

I really like the PLX and and the Tech Edge.

And don't let anybody fool you 99% of the aftermarket wide bands use the same 7200 Bosch O2 sensor, the other 1% use the 17025 sensor. All of the controllers have the same features of sensor checking, heater control and free air calibration, if it doesn't you should look for different product.

[C. Ludwig]

Originally Posted by moremazda

I'm on the Innovate hating band wagon as well.... I have never seen one that did not have problems.

I really like the PLX and and the Tech Edge.

And don't let anybody fool you 99% of the aftermarket wide bands use the same 7200 Bosch O2 sensor, the other 1% use the 17025 sensor. All of the controllers have the same features of sensor checking, heater control and free air calibration, if it doesn't you should look for different product.

Actually Innovate drives the heater control in a different manner than everyone else. Partly what is responsible for them being heat sensitive (how many other wideband manufacturers need to sell you a heat sink?) and for the Innovate skewing readings depending on sensor temp.

You guys that love them need to venture over to the efi-101 forums and read the love the hardcore tuners have for Innovate.