[All Models] Wideband Gauge

[Sam_Sri]

Realised that I definitely need a wideband gauge/lambda sensor (megajolt ecu doesn't use a lambda sensor) to get my car running spot on.

Have no idea what's good or not but found this AEM kit and wonder if anyone's had any experience they can point me in the right direction? Error Page | eBay

[Dave]

That ones not too bad, good make, we used an Innovate one on marks LET. Also a good brand.

[Sam_Sri]

Cheers will have a look. Guessing their pretty easy to setup?

[Dave]

Yes very. Calibration is the only real setup you do and it's a simple procedure of powering it up and down with sensor connected/disconnected etc.

[Vegas]

Stupid money fr what they actually do. Hold value though

[Sam_Sri]

Cheers guys, yeah 150 for a gauge and sensor is pricey and puts me off but it is needed...

Also, current exhaust system has no hole for a lambda sensor, how easy is it to make a threaded hole and where should I put it?

[Matthew]

you can cut the hole with a hole saw and then weld a nut on the hole, make sure the thread matches the lambda sensor thread. simples

[Sam_Sri]

you can cut the hole with a hole saw and then weld a nut on the hole, make sure the thread matches the lambda sensor thread. simples

Thanks mate

[tom reid]

Stupid money fr what they actually do. Hold value though

Worth every penny imo.