AEM Wideband UEGO Controller Air/Fuel Ratio Gauges, who knows about them? Options

[urbandork]

http://store.summitracing.com/default.asp?...64&autoview=sku

from the looks of it its an o2 sensor that repalces the stock one and also doubles as and A/F sensor. Can i use this on my 5sfte project?

[presure2]

yea you can use it urban, the only problem i see for you is getting a bung welded into your stock DP.

[urbandork]

so take i i can put it where that first o2 sensor is on the stock dp?

Grrr i hate u and ur nice 3 in dp with second bung down at the bottom. lol maybe i will look into one haah.

[playr158]

do you have to make this inaddition to your stock o2?
or do you swap it out for your stock o2?

[FallenHero]

they are just so expensive. I saw that MSD came out with a cheaper version. It doesn't display the exact AF though, it just displays rich, lean, and Ok.

[edo17982]

they are just so expensive.  I saw that MSD came out with a cheaper version.  It doesn't display the exact AF though, it just displays rich, lean, and Ok.
[right][snapback]300576[/snapback][/right]

Same as don't have it...Ok it warns if I'm lean or rich but doesn't allow me to tune my electronic to get out the optimal ratio....so for me it's useless

[FallenHero]

it's basically an idiot guage from what I could tell.

[urbandork]

do you have to make this inaddition to your stock o2?
or do you swap it out for your stock o2?
[right][snapback]300559[/snapback][/right]

thats what im wondering?

And its better then the cheaper ones cus it shoes the a/f number.

[97sccelica]

i believe that the AEM wideband has a simulated narrow band output

if that output matches what the stock sensor outputs, then you can replace the stock sensor with the AEM wideband sensor and then wire it accordingly.

if it were me, i would much rather run an aftermarket/custom downpipe with a extra bung for the wideband

[urbandork]

anyone know what our stock 5sfe sensor reads?