[ChiDiddy]

wow, i can install my wideband in 5 minutes. i have the AEM UEGO wideband a/f gauge on my RSX. Very good thing to have if u're boosted. Although i've read that PLX wideband gauge is better and is what most tuning specialists use. Both have a range of 10:1-18:1 a/f ratio.

Like someone said, welding the o2 sensor bung is fast. wiring, its straight plug and play. only 2 wires to wire, 12v ignition switch and ground.

i strongly do NOT recommend the use of regular A/F gauges (non-wideband). The way its installed, it taps off the ecu's a/f signal, causing the ecu to not get a full and accurate reading of the o2 sensor, therefore, outputing the wrong amount of fuel. When you tap the wire, the signal splits. Sometimes, its in negligible amounts, but why the risk especially on a boosted vehicle. The ecu NEEDS accurate a/f readings. I've run many tests and datalogs along with other reputable tuning companies to determine that regular a/f gauges are plain crap, can negatively affect the engine's safety, and does not allow ecu to see accurate a/f.