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ok so i was looking into getting a wideband o2 sensor and was curious as to what kind of experience any of you have had with either the AEM uego or the innovative LC-1 anyways any suggestions/ advice or personal preference and why you prefer one over the other would be appreciated
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I've had the AEM UEGO Wideband in my purple coupe and now my hatch. I love it. Easy to install, easy to read and I've never had any problems with it.
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i have the innovate lc-1 and i love it. i definatly recommend it.
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ive used both the lc-1 and the ugeo. they are both grate but the lc-1 is about $100 cheeper!
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lc-1 is the way to go IMO
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Boosted_da;257040 wrote:ive used both the lc-1 and the ugeo. they are both grate but the lc-1 is about $100 cheeper!
Where are you finding the LC-1 for $110?
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$100 cheeper last time i looked up a ugeo they were around $300.
http://www.google.com/products/catalog? ... DEQ8gIwBQ#
turbo lag psh? boost is only a down shift away
da integra now n/a... ls vtec 12-1 comp "daily"
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JustRob;257005 wrote:I've had the AEM UEGO Wideband in my purple coupe and now my hatch. I love it. Easy to install, easy to read and I've never had any problems with it.
I am with you on this one. I haven't had experience with the other brand. But every vehicle we work on has the AEM, or we install them all the time. Very easy to install, very easy to read.
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Boosted_da;257116 wrote:$100 cheeper last time i looked up a ugeo they were around $300.
http://www.google.com/products/catalog? ... DEQ8gIwBQ#
They're nearly the same price depending on where you buy from.

http://www.google.com/search?q=aem+30-4 ... 04db9d7db1
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JustRob;257121 wrote:They're nearly the same price depending on where you buy from.

http://www.google.com/search?q=aem+30-4 ... 04db9d7db1
dang they went down! like i said the last time i was looking at them they were around 300 bucks but that was over a year ago
turbo lag psh? boost is only a down shift away
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