I got this PM . . . it may help you:

I just wanted to let you know about AEM's newest widebands. One is available as a box that can be mounted either in cabin or underhood. The second was just released to us at the SEMA show a couple of weeks ago. It is an air/fuel ratio gauge. Both of them have both a 0-1 volt and 0-5 volt output. The 0-1 volt output can be wired back into the OEM computer while the 0-5 volt can be used for data logging and tuning. If you are interested, please let us know. Just call us toll-free at 866/350-TUNER. You can ask for Audra, Mason, or myself. Hope this has helped.

Shawn @ Street Sports
www.streetsports.com
www.350tuner.com

 

jesseenglish,

are you using the simulated narrow band? or did you add a bung near where the stock o2 sensors is and left the stock set up alone?

thanks

 

I left the stock setup alone and added a bung because simulated narrowbands are a little slow to run an ECU.

 

Hey Shaun any pics of the AEM unit. I haven't seen it yet.

 

found some pics of the AEM unit at sema, thought it might be of interest to some

http://forum.aempower.com/bbs/viewto...=3534&start=60

from the thread, apparently they are going to come out with a full unit with the built in controller and later on some gauges without the controller for their existing product

 

thanks!

 

Thanks as well.