Denso O2 Sensors
09-04-2005, 07:13 PM
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Denso O2 Sensors Trying to find out what will be my best option. I have a 99 camaro z28 with LT headers. I need new O2 sensors for the front. I have decided I will be using Denso brand O2. I do have O2 extensions. Should I get the rear Corvette O2 which are $86, Front Z28 O2 which are $55. Will the rear z28 O2 work in the front, if so they are only $44. Trying to save money, but willing pay more if the Corvette style performs better and will be less of a hassle in the long run.
09-04-2005, 07:18 PM
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I would get denso universal 02's that match.. For example A 4 wire o2 is a 4 wire o2... The only difference is the harness. Get pigtail universal o2s and solder and shrink tube into your harness... However in your case it looks like the ones with the oe connector are the same or even cheaper.. On some imports I have saved 20-30 by soldering in...
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09-05-2005, 01:24 AM
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Me personally,I run the Corvette rears.Thats what I'd suggest as well.You can ditch the O2 extensions with them too.Sell the extensions you have to recoupe some money.It's also thrown around alot that the Vette rears have a higher heater wattage and work better with headers.
Ive had then for over a year with no issues.On the stock ones I was throwing codes all the time.
Ive had then for over a year with no issues.On the stock ones I was throwing codes all the time.