Auto zone O2's???
06-17-2007, 03:10 PM
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Auto zone O2's??? Ok, so my O2's are getting pretty crappy, and auto zone and such, does not carry any AC Delco ones, that I have been told to get. All they got is Bosch ones, wast of money??? My car is running like crap.
06-17-2007, 05:08 PM
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i go through AC Delcos quickly for some reason, but my car seems to like the boschs better, and they have not fouled up on me for a long time, so im gonna keep buying them.
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70 a piece?
thats a lot, i never paid that much
Longtubes and ORY= death to O2's twice as fast just because of the increase of carbon deposits that accumulate on them instead of catatlytic converters intercepting some of the "soot"
thats my experience with them.
With AC Delcos i was getting a new set every 3-4 months
Boschs are now going on 6 months
thats a lot, i never paid that much
Longtubes and ORY= death to O2's twice as fast just because of the increase of carbon deposits that accumulate on them instead of catatlytic converters intercepting some of the "soot"
thats my experience with them.
With AC Delcos i was getting a new set every 3-4 months
Boschs are now going on 6 months
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Every bosch Ive ever purchased was a piece of crap and hardly ever cycled mv's when I was driving around with the laptop hooked up and scanning. I pulled one Bosch o2 and replaced it with an AC delco and the Delco would cycle, even though it had 50k miles on it, but the Bosch would not.
After going to SEMA last year though, I found out that NGK actually makes the ACdelco O2's along with the Denzo O2's. I plugged a set of Denso O2's in the car and they have not let me down yet. They are fairly lead resistant too, so if you dont have cats, using race gas is an option once again.
After going to SEMA last year though, I found out that NGK actually makes the ACdelco O2's along with the Denzo O2's. I plugged a set of Denso O2's in the car and they have not let me down yet. They are fairly lead resistant too, so if you dont have cats, using race gas is an option once again.
