Subject	The WBO2 stuff is a wash - needed for both
Posted by	dogpile on April 24, 2012 at 1:12 PM
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In Reply To	Standalone works out CHEAPER in some cases, LMAO! posted by samsung-Z [Houston] on April 24, 2012 at 12:57 PM
Message	Every standalone I've looked into over the years (including the one I've had since 2003) still requires a WB controller. It can datalog/autotune/etc from it unlike the stock ECU, but most don't have a built in wideband control unit. Having a gauge is optional (I have a WB and a standalone, and currently don't run a gauge since I need to finish building it into my rearview mirror one of these days). Even the original AEM standalone I looked at years ago required a separate WB setup if you wanted that capability. I have no clue about the newer versions, so that may be a thing of the past.
Follow Ups	AEM V2 vs HALTECH PnP - Fake_Blood 12:44:33 04/23/12 Good thread, considering Pro EFI myself as a option - samsung-Z [Houston] 13:21:34 04/23/12 Definitely a good ECU, so long as you can tune it yourself - MixManMash 14:15:36 04/23/12 Standalone works out CHEAPER in some cases, LMAO! - samsung-Z [Houston] 12:57:15 04/24/12 The WBO2 stuff is a wash - needed for both - dogpile 13:12:23 04/24/12 AEM V2 is a great ECU. We always reccomend it to customers. - JonnyZ(SoCal) 13:37:34 04/23/12 Here is a chart on the AEM Infinity: - Fake_Blood 09:42:40 04/24/12 If only COBB would come out with a universal setup!! (n/m) - sdhsbaseball 14:11:29 04/23/12 Haltech or nothing! (n/m) - Z_Pilot 16:21:40 04/23/12 I enjoy the Haltech due to ease of use. I find the features - John@Z1 20:54:31 04/23/12 Thanks so much John! - Fake_Blood 09:56:57 04/24/12 use T0M manifolds - Carlos Ramirez 08:30:10 04/24/12 Thanks for the input Carlos! - Fake_Blood 10:18:01 04/24/12 AEM V2 Speed density -MAP - TReedsZ 09:01:41 04/24/12 Just a few reasons I like MAP: - Fake_Blood 10:26:00 04/24/12 both should be fine. - Antihero 10:37:06 04/24/12 Can you elaborate? - Fake_Blood 10:46:20 04/24/12 The issue... - Antihero 10:58:14 04/24/12 Are you sure? - Fake_Blood 11:07:57 04/24/12 Well - Antihero 11:16:29 04/24/12 I'm no tuner, but I know many OEM setups used MAP - Jayru 10:42:01 04/24/12 MAP uses an air temperature sensor as well. - Fake_Blood 10:53:38 04/24/12 MAP vs. MAF - Bigwill837 13:15:07 04/24/12 Accuracy +1, Restriction -10. translation= MAP FTW! - samsung-Z [Houston] 13:46:39 04/24/12 I converted from MAF to MAP on my street car and will never - dogpile 11:46:26 04/24/12 Looks like the big difference is traction control. - Antihero 10:50:40 04/24/12 If I recall correctly.... - Fake_Blood 11:00:26 04/24/12 Not personally. Do a search for "racelogic" though. - Antihero 11:09:47 04/24/12 2nd. I have RL TC and it works great! (n/m) - OverZealous (CT) 15:13:41 04/25/12 I have been running Haltech since 05 - sparkie 11:27:59 04/24/12 The PNP does not, but other haltechs have traction (n/m) - Antihero 13:17:36 04/24/12 --> For those who want MAP with little fuss: - samsung-Z [Houston] 12:31:39 04/24/12
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