Wideband O2 Question.
12-06-2004, 07:02 PM
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I'm almost positive with any O2 sensor you need a seperate bung for it, but I could be mistaken. Im pretty sure the car would start throwin codes if it saw the stock sensor missing.
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12-07-2004, 10:51 PM
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Are you guys looking at using building the DIY unit?? If not then there are alternatives. The TechEdge is still a fine unit and highly suggested, but it isn't the only one. The AEM unit looks nice and seems to work well.
http://www.aempower.com/product_ems.asp
If the TechEdge is desired in the build-it-yourself form, below is what you will need:
AU$194 2.6m WBo2 (2A0) D-I-Y kit
AU$9 7057 harness connector kit
AU$70 LD01 display kit
If you want a prebuilt unit you can use the following:
AU$520 2.6 m WBo2 (2A0) system (for 7057)
In either case you will need the Bosch 0 258 007 057 sensor. This can be purchased from:
https://www.1stvwparts.com/
I beleive the current AUD to USD exchange rate is around a 0.75 multiplier.
Take care,
Scalbert
http://www.aempower.com/product_ems.asp
If the TechEdge is desired in the build-it-yourself form, below is what you will need:
AU$194 2.6m WBo2 (2A0) D-I-Y kit
AU$9 7057 harness connector kit
AU$70 LD01 display kit
If you want a prebuilt unit you can use the following:
AU$520 2.6 m WBo2 (2A0) system (for 7057)
In either case you will need the Bosch 0 258 007 057 sensor. This can be purchased from:
https://www.1stvwparts.com/
I beleive the current AUD to USD exchange rate is around a 0.75 multiplier.
Take care,
Scalbert
12-08-2004, 08:28 AM
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for those that know alot about widebands, which would you take if you had the choice between the prebuilt unit 2.6 m WBo2 (2A0) system (with Bosch 7057) or the aem. i can get both for about the same price, so which one is better to go with?
I really like the aem version gauge, its alot nicer and cleaner than the techedge, plus techedge is in AU and if anything goes wrong, i have to send it all the way there!
I really like the aem version gauge, its alot nicer and cleaner than the techedge, plus techedge is in AU and if anything goes wrong, i have to send it all the way there!
12-08-2004, 11:48 AM
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I already have two gauges for my gauge pod so I really don't have a place to put the AEM unit. Although the AEM gauge does look nice. I think it comes down to personal preference.
I sent an email to TechEdge asking if I could get a discount if I ordered two units at the same time. Maybe we could organize a "group buy."
I sent an email to TechEdge asking if I could get a discount if I ordered two units at the same time. Maybe we could organize a "group buy."
12-09-2004, 04:41 AM
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even though i can get the techedge for less than the aem (by about 15 bucks though), i think the gauge of the aem is much cleaner and even if i werent to have a gauge pod, i would still prefer the gauge of the aem over the techedge display. the techedge seems to be a better display to put anywhere though since it is box shaped rather than circle.
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