what replacement o2s
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Are bosch a bad idea? I haven't heard this. I will be putting a new one on my driver's side this week, but was going to use Bosch....because it's what is readily available. Do I really need to look for another brand?
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Denso's :
http://www.techchoiceparts.com/showi...&o2sensor10012
$32 ea.
http://oxygensensors.com/catalog.php?&pkey=1035874 (These guys have them roughly $34 ea. but with free shipping!)
http://www.techchoiceparts.com/showi...&o2sensor10012
$32 ea.
http://oxygensensors.com/catalog.php?&pkey=1035874 (These guys have them roughly $34 ea. but with free shipping!)
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I was running Borg Warners at one point, they did pretty good, until I had to drive through a small flood on a country road one night, that fried them. I think I am running old AC Delcos now, runs pretty good for how old they are. One is throwing a code though. I will be going with Denso's next time. Glad I read this thread.
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so denso or ac i heard of people using rear corvette o2s due to longer wires. if true anyone know what year and part numbers. i have a 95 z28 with long tubes. i need extensions anyway i dont want to leave anything on the table when i get a dyno tune.
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how can i make sure there reading right i made my own extensions that came with my pacesetter headers. is there a cheaper way than spending 175 for new o2s and extensions. no one has heard about using 97 vette rear o2s because there longer.