Denso O2's, please help.
05-04-2008, 03:19 PM
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Denso O2's, please help. Okay guys, I have longtube headers and I'm convinced that my o2's are the reason why I am getting bad gas mileage. I plan on getting Denso O2's from sparkplugs.com. Now which one's do I order, such as OE Identical vs Universal and which Front and Right O2's do I get because there are 2 different kinds.Also, will the o2 extensions I have on my car now connect okay with the Denso's? I would be getting front o2's to connect the extensions with for my longtubes correct?
If someone can help me out asap, I would like to order these today or by tomorrow morning so I can have them by the end of the week. Thanks!
If someone can help me out asap, I would like to order these today or by tomorrow morning so I can have them by the end of the week. Thanks!
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05-05-2008, 07:57 PM
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problem with the rears? havent heard this.I have been running them for two years now with no problems. I have a H/C set up with alot more done to the car. I had one go out and sparkplugs.com replaced it for free.
05-05-2008, 08:00 PM
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The diff from the rears and fronts are a longer wire. I went to the denso because the are a little more lead tolerant than others, and easier to clean. The GN guys have been running these for years. If there is a differance please tell me.
