Wideband

Can you use the AEM/MTX-L type gauge as just a plug in tool or is something like the Innovate LM-2 the better option? I'm thinking of terms of having more than one vehicle to tune.
For that need, perhaps best to get a wideband sensors that installs up the exhaust pipe with a temporary clamp (several kits). You need to run a cable to it, so maybe go up into the trunk and under the seats. Unlike narrow-band O2, wideband sensors control their heat so can work anywhere downstream. However, drawbacks of the rear mount are that you can't use well for close-loop control due to the time lag, and if you have any exhaust leaks that suck in outside air, you could get a false reading.

If you decide to put wideband O2 sensors in bungs, never run the engine with a sensor in but not connected to the box. That can damage the sensors permanently since the passages get plugged with soot without the heater constantly burning it off. Order plenty of plugs to use when not installed.