🚀 Innovate Motorsports 3892 PSB-1 Boost/Wideband Oxygen Gauge Kit: Optimize Performance with Precise Boost & Oxygen Monitoring Review

No problem I would recommend having a professional like me install it, otherwise the installation and calibration will not work properly

Outstanding quality! I installed it on my 2012 Mitsubishi Evolution X. Looks better and performs better than the competition. The supplied safety shut-off solenoid valve saves your engine's life! It reduces boost if you're running too lean or if you feel knock.

I installed this product only to find out that it was dead during the initial calibration of sensor 02. After receiving the 02 E8 error code and trying to calibrate it multiple times hoping it was, the error code was returned. Now I had to reach for a replacement sensor to be able to use both main functions.

Look at the innovate e8 error and you will see a long long list of people having problems with this brand of broadband. I have it on a C5 Vette and it went through 3 gauges in under 1500 miles. The general consensus is that the heater circuit is faulty and will repeatedly cause the oxygen sensor to fail. I think I'll try another brand's single purpose wide range sensor with a tripod mount and leave this failing double just to show the gain.

I can't say enough good things about this product. I've been looking for a broadband for a while, well I was in the process of upgrading my e85 b16b engine from a civilian Type R. This is a very important tool when forcing or upgrading all e85 engines. This thing was very easy to set up and install, the only thing I can say is that my sensor failed after about a month. Don't blame them, but you can get the sensor from your local parts store. I love it. this thing is sick

This is a great gauge but quite a hassle to connect. There is one big relay that you need to wire up and that might not even be necessary if you already have a full EBC setup. Anyway, I plugged it in and it works great. I turned off the dimmer function, it's not very bright at night. The input and output wires for programming are a bit short, so plug them in, do the programming, then plug them back in. I haven't had the chance to install an O2 sensor but the boost aspect works very well. Highly