Front O2s in Charge Pipe?
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Front O2s in Charge Pipe?
Ok, a couple questions.... do I NEED to run my front O2s at all when going SD on my Truck Manifold set-up? I went ahead and welded a couple bungs in, but now I see not everyone runs them. What are the pro's / con's to using them or not?
Secondly, if you do use them, what effects do the added heat and psi of being in the charge pipes have on them?
I just want to know if I should just plug em, or go ahead and use them? Thanks.
Secondly, if you do use them, what effects do the added heat and psi of being in the charge pipes have on them?
I just want to know if I should just plug em, or go ahead and use them? Thanks.
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Is there any reason worth keeping them in the tune, or is it irrelevant in a SD tune? Sorry for such a general Q, just trying to wrap my head around it.
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Narrow band O2s can go either before or after the turbines; wide bands must be placed after the turbines. (I personally prefer to put all O2s 18" - 24" after the turbines.) If your speed density tune runs open loop, the front O2s aren't being used. If you are running closed loop speed density, you'll need to keep them.