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Old 05-06-2014, 08:00 AM
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Looking at o2 sensors for my Chevelle swap and found Denso, Bosch, ACDelco and Delphi. Any comments on whether one is better or are they about the same when it comes to performance and durability?

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I went with Bosh for mid-range price and they have been working fine. no issues so far for the past 2 months. lol
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Ac delco is factory and is always a safe choice.
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Ac delco is factory and is always a safe choice.
I go with AC Delco.. cost is a bit more..but worth it in the long run IMO.. but thats me..
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I'm running Denso's in my ls2 but I think they're all good just some are less costy.
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