AEM or INNOVATE
 

Looking for an A/F ratio gauge for a Procharged fuel injected engine...

The "failsafe" gauges have caught my eye figuring I could hook the output to a boost controller, rev limiter or at the very least a warning light..

I'm having a hard time deciding between the two...


The Innovate

http://www.innovatemotorsports.com/p...Sensor_475.jpg


The AEM

http://www.aemelectronics.com/?q=sit...&itok=E2EeiBLN


Anyone have any experience with either one ?


THANKS !

Doug

Price out the O2 sensors for replacement see what that is. Might sway you one way.

I really like that Innovate piece with the output relay. I hope I read the info right.

The AEM is harder to see in bright light.

I have the innovate. O2's can be found cheap on flee bay. More importantly, the software works great. I had MEFI burn and inno's software running screen shot video at same time on the laptop. Had my tuning done in a couple hours. I don't have the "safe" function though. Does that have the "anolog" sweep also?

Innovate!!!

call them up... very easy to deal with...
Innovate Motorsports
8 Mason
Irvine, CA 92618

TEL: 714-372-5910
FAX: 714-893-2142

Hours: Monday - Friday, 7:30am to 4:30pm PST

Innovate,

the rags need to do another test of FR meters.see if some of them got any better.Innovate was very accurate a long time ago.I see them not getting any less accurate.

So, after reading the manuals for both I still can't decide.

I like the analog sweep design of the AEM but its not much good if you can't read it in sunlight.

I guess my biggest question between the two is the way the alarm function works.

With the AEM you go to configuration, drive it when it's functioning properly and it records data points on a graph to base the warning setting off of.

The innovate looks like you set a boost trip point and a minimum AFR and that's it. .

Are the additional data points important ?

IMO, if the alarm is loud enough to be heard at WOT great. Otherwise, most engines are set and forget. I barely ever look at them. Oil pressure, water pressure and temp get my attention.

If you're tuning, you'll likely be looking at other data via computer.