to hook up wideband to aem ems or leave it stand alone?
i recently bought a plx wideband, and was wondering if there would be a difference in the way the car runs, if i leave the plx wideband as its own separate stand alone unit, or actually hook the plx wideband to the aem ems stand alone unit... is there a differnce? or is the aem ems just going to be taking the reads like the unit itsself does, or will the aem ems unit use the wideband and take the readings and compinsate for fuel or air and make on the fly adjustments?
any thoughts
any thoughts