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You'll either need a set of 24" extensions or Corvette O2's for the front.
Sims are optional in a way. You have 3 options for the rears 1) Sims 2) Nothing and live with the SES light or 3) nothing and have the SES codes tuned out.
Sims are optional in a way. You have 3 options for the rears 1) Sims 2) Nothing and live with the SES light or 3) nothing and have the SES codes tuned out.
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....# 1 --you have to use the front o2's...you can get extensions or buy good ones--Bosch #13111 rear vettes[which you use for the front two..they have a wider heat range..very good product]...# 2--your rear o2's only tell the computer if your cats are in working order..they DO NOT do anything to or for the engine...have them put in if you are running cats, and if not, then get a tuner to delete them or buy o2 simulators.
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I have some extensions like you'll need for sale. Check them out here: https://ls1tech.com/forums/lsx-parts-sale/559355-pair-24-o2-extensions-like-new.html
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Originally Posted by HeapaShifter
I bought mine at Advance Auto. I figure any auto store should have them.