Innovate Motorsports(3877) LC-2 Digital Wideband Lambda Controller Kit with Bosch LSU 4.9 O2 Sensor

Purchased for a MegaSquirt 3 install on a 99 Jeep Cherokee. The first sensor arrived DOA but Innovate replaced it quickly. I haven't had any way to confirm the sensor reading but it seems accurate enough from what I can tell. Install was easy, their software is ok but I use TunerStudio for everything so that's not an issue.

I chose this broadband unit mostly because it is in effect the industry standard for aftermarket engine management. It's well known and widely understood and recognized as a quality product.Unboxing matched the quality reputation: the housing, conductors, and connectors all reflect high end kit.Best of all is the tech support. I had two questions about my install that were answered by an actual live person - and a knowledgeable live person, too.I am sold on this company. In the future if I need something and innovate makes it, I'm buying their product.

Never worked out of the box. As soon as I program the module and then try to hook up the O2 sensor it threw a code on the connection. Called up innovate for advice and they said to send it back for warranty. It's been there a week and they said there are three weeks out before they'll get it looked at. I would personally find another solution. If I could get my money back I would

LOVE LOVE LOVE. Will definitely buy again. I've used the PLX, NGK, and now LC-2 product and this one is my favorite because it is so flexible. The control box is tiny (easily tucked away). The sensor is adequate (Bosch 4.9). You can program the output to be compatible with your choice of wideband gauge *awesome* and the software provided is good enough for basic tuning. And it's affordably priced, there is no reason to have a performance vehicle without a decent wideband again.

This was perfect for my 1988 Jeep Comanche Microsquirt ECU retrofit. Easy install and functions prefect.

As far as these things go, this is pretty straightforward to install and use. Works with EcuFlash right out the box, although you'd need a laptop with either a serial port, or a USB-Serial adapter which is not included.

Works as advertised but the smaller 6 pin connector is certified garbage. Out of the box it didn’t even plug in, took me like half an hour of tweaking the pins and adjusting the size of the receptacles to get it to actually plug in and have a connection. Other than that it’s fine, but it’s pretty unacceptable to use that low quality of a connector.

I have an LC-1 that I thought went dead but it turned out to be a ground that corroded. Anyway, this LC-2 looks better and seems more robust than the LC-1. I was also able to purchase a cable to use my extra O2 sensor that I have purchased for the LC-1.