joelx21

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I'm going to be installing LTs in my 2000 Z28.
I've heard that the Corvette o2 sensors are longer and don't need extenders. If that's the case, would that be a better option for my set up rather than buying the o2 and extenders?

Thanks,

Joel

astro11271984

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I did extentions first and kept have moisture issues at the conecting ends if i could do it over again would of went with the vette o2s first off

justin hover

I went with the vette o2s, their longer and have a higher heating element. More $ but worth it in the long run.

joelx21

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Thanks for the info.

I just called a local auto parts store and I was quoted the following for o2 sensors.

2000 Z28 Camaro
$44.99 and $41

2000 Corvette.
$34 and $ 47

Needless to say, I was expecting the Corvette o2 sensors to cost more.
Perhaps I didn't ask for the right ones? I'm also worried about the Corvette o2's possibly throwing codes or causing other problems.

Can you guys please suggest some good bang-for-your-buck o2 sensors?

Thanks,

Joel

splitfinger09

iTrader: (9)

You want Bosch 13111. I had the extensions at first and had problems. Switched to the 13111 and never looked back.

justin hover

^^^This^^^ Their expensive though....ws6 store

Rare96LT1Formula

iTrader: (32)

I'm planning on running Densos and extensions. I've heard alot of mixed opinions on the Bosch 02's

AmarilloWS6

iTrader: (3)

I thought I was the only one having this problem! Everytime water gets in the socket it causes an awful miss.

Rare96LT1Formula

iTrader: (32)

Wow, never heard of anything like this before. Maybe it's time that I look into the 13111's and selling of my 02 extensions.

SSCamaro99_3

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I have had the Corvette O2's on for years, no problems so far.

omarrakeen

iTrader: (2)

ive "heard" densos work best..so i bought a set..didint get around installing it though or actually am waiting for the new muffler

joelx21

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$34.30 shipped on Amazon for Bosh 13111s
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...F8&me=&seller=

It seems to good to be true, are they right ones? If so, I'm getting myself a pair ASAP.

Thanks,

Joel

1stIDFO

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^ x 3 same prob..... vette o2s and never looked back

justin hover

I'd e-mail and ask... Their was a pair on e-bay for the same price. I e-mailed asking why theris were 40$ cheaper, They gave me some wierd bullshit reason (can't remember) but turns out they wouldn't fit or something along those lines..

Sickness7

Thread revival... so i've been searching for a good hour and came across this thread having trouble with long tubes and my front o2 sensors... so the front corvette sensor of the same year works plug and play?

AmarilloWS6

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The free and easy way to do this is to just plug your original front o2's into your rear sockets and repin your PCM so your rear sockets read the front o2's. It's free, you don't have to use 20ft extra of wire, and you're re-using nice factory o2's

Sickness7

Thanks for the advice but that didn't answer my question and will not get me by vehicle inspection.

hcb1700

iTrader: (9)

You want the rear (After Cat) Corvette 02 sensors. The fronts have a different connector.

Sickness7

And the rear(after cat) 1999 corvette sensor will plug and run properly in my front on my 1999 trans am.. know I sound like a retard but I want to be 100% sure before I buy 2 and waste money:p

Sickness7

Did some searching its the 13111 im looking for?