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Alrighty I am ready to click the buy it now button but I figured I'd Run it past everyone first. Looking for a wideband kit to test and tune. Does this kit look fine? Priced good and seems most complete
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Wideband Sensor Install
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ChrisS
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What is the price your getting? From the NGK site it looks like $316. You can get a Innovate LC-1 with sensor and no display for $200. You can set up the analog outputs to read lamda or AFR on a voltmeter or small digital display. If it isn't a permanent install a multimeter works fine or read it on a laptop. Personally I think the displays they sell are a ripoff.
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got it for $250