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You will get codes with no cats. Either have them tuned out with something like LS1 edit or HP Tuners, or buy O2 sims. I dislike O2 sims and suggest to always go the tuning route if possible.
Do you plan exhaust mods in the future?
Do you plan exhaust mods in the future?
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Originally Posted by blkZ28spt
You will get codes with no cats. Either have them tuned out with something like LS1 edit or HP Tuners, or buy O2 sims. I dislike O2 sims and suggest to always go the tuning route if possible.
Do you plan exhaust mods in the future?
Do you plan exhaust mods in the future?
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i think he hates o2 sims caues your just putting a band aid on the problem. If an o2 sim goes bad you will need to buy another one. Besides your money is much better spend towards the purchace of a programmer than towards o2 sims espically if you plan on future upgrades
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Originally Posted by BubaGumpShrimp
i think he hates o2 sims caues your just putting a band aid on the problem. If an o2 sim goes bad you will need to buy another one. Besides your money is much better spend towards the purchace of a programmer than towards o2 sims espically if you plan on future upgrades
Considering the price of a "basic tune" or tuning software and how much more you can do besides deleting that one code your money is much better spent on editing the computer than buying O2 sims. After all, in the end I could have saved $80 by just getting the stupid basic tune to begin with.