O2' sensors for longtubes
10-31-2006, 02:27 PM
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O2' sensors for longtubes I was told by a member of another board to use bosch 13111 corvette o2's for the replacement, when i called the autoparts store, they said that that was a after cat o2. im needing the for before the cat.
10-31-2006, 02:49 PM
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People run those to avoid having to run O2 extensions. They'll work as good as the pre-cat O2s. There's still some debate if they truly cure the slow switching codes that are thrown when LT's are installed. Personally, I don't care for the Bosch NBO2's. But, it's hard to beat the price.
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I bought some as an alternative to ordering/waiting a week for ext's. No problems thus far and many have been running them for long periods of time with no problems.
11-02-2006, 09:24 AM
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The long wire is nice, and yes they do work, but I did not find them to work any better than the normal ones w/ extentions. I eventually went open loop and tuned out the o2s altogather. I run a wideband to make sure things dont get out of whack...
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Originally Posted by notatruews6
I was told by a member of another board to use bosch 13111 corvette o2's for the replacement, when i called the autoparts store, they said that that was a after cat o2. im needing the for before the cat.
long tubes put the o2 farther away than stock . 13111, I have them and on a scanner they switch fast .
