Justin01SS

iTrader: (15)

Im putting pacesetter LTs on my SS. Where can i get a hold of some O2 extenders? And what price am i looking at typically

Justin

blkZ28spt

Check the sponsors. ---> Chances are that if you are buying the headers from a company they can get you the extension as well.

Pacesetters come with a make your own extensions kit, which I havn't seen myself but some people buy proper extensions anyway.

Bluehawk27

The pacesetter extension kit is terrible. Buy the extenders or buy the vette rear O2 sensors. I threw codes with every o2 sensor i bought except with the vette rears.

WS6FirebirdTA00

iTrader: (33)

ive got some for sale, the plastic casing on one melted a little but its a simple trip to the part store for another cover for it. they worked fine the wires arent messed up at all. i just took them off my car for some densos

krexken

You can always cut, solder, shrink wrap to lengthen. Mucho cheapero.

blkZ28spt

O2 wires are more complicated than meets the eye.....

WS6FirebirdTA00

iTrader: (33)

yea but sometimes a rig like that will give erratic or faulty o2 numbers

blkZ28spt

It's better not to mess with them.


Do a search and you will see. Shrink wrapping isn't a guarantee that it'll seal as well as it needs to, assuming it was done correctly to begin with. I do believe air actually passes through one of those wires. It's not something to just start cutting/splicing/soldering to save a few bucks.

Justin01SS

iTrader: (15)

prolly not worth saving 40 bucks to have my car die on me in the middle of no where

badmfkr

iTrader: (4)

what lenght of o2 extenders 12" or 24" planning on caspers eletronics
Thanks

JustAnIlluzion

iTrader: (60)

i just took my rear o2s that i didnt need anymore, cut them up and extended the front ones. dont be scared, its basic wiring. soder and shrink wrap and you're done. now u have an extra 40 bucks towards gas.

arctic2kss

iTrader: (2)

Air actually passes through the wires??? You can't be serious.

JustAnIlluzion

iTrader: (60)

wow

blkZ28spt

This is why you don't necessarily want to mess with them yourself.

arctic2kss

iTrader: (2)

Thanks for trying to take a stab at my intelligence. Your sarcasm isn't appreciated, I thought perhaps you were inept enough to believe it as not everyone on this site knows an inkling of what they are talking about.

Uno99

iTrader: (2)

Your looking at spending 16$-25 a piece I can't remenber which sponsor has them for 16$ thought keep looking.

SLPSS01

iTrader: (6)

got mine from Speed Inc. they had the lowest price plus they are only 20 mins from me. I've also got Pacesetter's on my 01 SS. You'll need a 24" on the driver side and 12" should be more than enough on the pass side.

WS6FirebirdTA00

iTrader: (33)

but if the o2s are old i would recommend getting vette rear o2s, eliminates the extensions plus you get brand new responsive o2s

thunderdan74

iTrader: (1)

I had o2 extensions, they threw a code about every other time I drove the car. Rear Vette o2s are long enough- no extensions necessary! When I switched to em the codes went bye bye.

SLPSS01

iTrader: (6)

I've had the headers in my car since April and just now started throwing those codes, only happened once so far. I've heard alot of guys like you who have switched to the vette o2's and eliminated it. Where did you get them from and who has the best price on these ? They are Bosch PN 13111 right ?
thanks