AEM or LM2 wideband ?

[UDLOSE]

I got a bunch of gift certificates to Summit enough to cover the AEM 30-4100 or most of the 399 Innovative LM2. Do you guys have an opinion on either of these units? Thanks

 

[DailyDrifter]

The only wideband I have experience with is the one for my XFI. I thought about getting this autometer in the past but I dont have any info on it Auto Meter 4378 - Auto Meter Ultra-Lite Digital Gauges - Overview - SummitRacing.com

 

[Beamer]

Are you looking to do dual sensors? I thought that was the specialty of the LM2 over the LM1. Of course, I did not see the AEM on Summit web site.

Innovative has a stand alone LC1 that will work great with a gauge, or will feed into a powerlogger which is much more optimal than stand alone gauge due to the recording functions. But, they are not available at Summit, especially the powerlogger.

Mike

 

[Chuck Leeper]

Maybe, read the comparo I posted some months ago....
I think there's some good info in it.

 

[UDLOSE]

Thank you sir

 

[Chuck Leeper]

Did you..

Thank you sir

find it?
If not, here's the link:
http://www.paceperformance.com/paceperformance/pdf/widebandshootout.pdf
Good luck! Lots of brands to choose from!

 

[Mad_Trbo]

I vote the LM1

From an accuracy stand point my opinion is the LM1 is one of the most accurate.

I ran the AEM with my AEM EMU on the Eclipse and had no issues. But the market along with side by side comparisons say the LM1 is the unit to go with for accurate, consistent repeatable readings.

The most important attribute being accurate during your initial tune.