Wideband Sensors

[anglia4]

Looking at buying one.

 

Which is better?

http://www.trademe.co.nz/motors/car-parts-accessories/performance/electronics/auction-936921045.htm

 

http://www.trademe.co.nz/motors/car-parts-accessories/performance/electronics/auction-936585912.htm

 

I want to use it for a bit of tinkering with the carb on my mustang, but ultimately would want to get something that can talk to an ECU when I go fuel injected.

 

Is there any advantage to one of these gauges over the other?

 

or something I've missed altogether?

[Bangbug]

I'd have the non integrated controller just based on gauge size and later wiring. both look fine to me!

[Stu]

Both are good units.  I've used lots of LC1's and they have the ability to output a simulated narrow band which you can tap into your ecu etc.  

[Rookie]

I have the lc2 and it works great. It completely synced with my MS, and even their own program logworks worked well for data logging.

[kicker]

Those MTX-L widebands have gone up nearly $100 since I got mine from the same seller a year ago.

[Benno]

I have an MTX-L. I got mine from Amazon, when I got mine it was cheaper again as was on special but is still cheaper then trademe. Takes under a week to arrive too.

 

Pretty happy with it so far, haven't had any issues with it.

 

http://www.amazon.com/Innovate-Motorsports-3844-MTX-L-Complete/dp/B004MDT8MW/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1440455883&sr=8-1&keywords=INNOVATE+MTX-L

[anglia4]

I'm thinking I'll get one off trademe at this stage, the dollar is so shit at the mo that it will be about the same price

[anglia4]

Also thinking I might get the MTX-L

 

I'd like to use it on my bike at some stage too so I think this would be the better one for that.

[0R10N]

I bought the LC2 with separate gauge (first link). Works well and the datalogging is handy to have.

[eke_zetec_RWD]

MTX-L work mint. Can vouch for that. Worth the coin

[scanner]

Very happy with my MTX-L bought from Amazon, also have it synced to Megasquirt, works well.