Pacesetter question??
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I recently purchased pacesetter headers and connection pipes for my 06 CTS-v Ls2. I have searched and searched and I cant figure out if I need 02 extensions or not. I have read in one post that you dont and I have seen in others that you do. Dose anybody have direct experience with these headers. Thanks,
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In my opinion, you need them. Unless you want to un-clip the harness and stretch the **** out of it. Or. You could buy some extensions for $40 and route them away from any heat sources and have a much more reliable, cleaner install.
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Or maybe not all the pacesetter headers are all the same. I know between the ones I got and the ones my buddy got the bung for the 02 sensor on his was flush while mine was on the outside about 1/4 inch.
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