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Old 09-04-2013, 04:40 AM
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Default O2 location before or after turbo

For my BS3 I know most put the O2 after the turbo but can it be put in the hot side piping? Pros cons?
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Are you talking about a wide or narrow bands for the ECM ?
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You can put it pre turbo but it will not read correctly and it will live a short life, best bet is 12-18" post turbo between 9 and 3.
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I believe Thadds problem is a very short down pipe. I remember a thread on YB about this very thing not to long ago.
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Pre turbo will kill it. However, if it's post turbo and you have a really short downpipe it's going to read garbage. There is no good solution in this case.
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Yeah I won't have much down pipe if I go with my current plan. I guess I will have to change it up some



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