O2 Sensor and Spark plugs.
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Does anyone remember the part number for the O2 sensors that we use with the long tubed headers on a 2002 trans am? If I remember right I think they are off the 2001 Corvette but I can not remember if it is the front or rear sensor. They are the ones with the longer leads and they should have the internal heaters.
Also, I can not remember which NJK plugs to run with Nitrous. I have been doing a search but with no luck yet.
Thanks guys.
Scott
Also, I can not remember which NJK plugs to run with Nitrous. I have been doing a search but with no luck yet.
Thanks guys.
Scott
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Originally Posted by neoakira3
how about this insted of o2 sensors with headers they make ls1 gm shorting caps to bypass o2 sensors yay!!!
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alot of people run the corvette o2s(myself included) because of the issues with the stock o2s and LT headers. Since the o2 is moved further back with LT headers, the o2 does not heat up as much, causing it to read incorrectly. the corvette o2s will take care of this problem.
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Originally Posted by Texas_WS6
Does anyone remember the part number for the O2 sensors that we use with the long tubed headers on a 2002 trans am? If I remember right I think they are off the 2001 Corvette but I can not remember if it is the front or rear sensor. They are the ones with the longer leads and they should have the internal heaters.
Also, I can not remember which NJK plugs to run with Nitrous. I have been doing a search but with no luck yet.
Thanks guys.
Scott
Also, I can not remember which NJK plugs to run with Nitrous. I have been doing a search but with no luck yet.
Thanks guys.
Scott
Let me know if your interested and maybe we can work something out.
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Originally Posted by Blk97WS6
alot of people run the corvette o2s(myself included) because of the issues with the stock o2s and LT headers. Since the o2 is moved further back with LT headers, the o2 does not heat up as much, causing it to read incorrectly. the corvette o2s will take care of this problem.
TSP said to not use 02's with they're TD set up. They suggested to have the codes deleted. Can you only remove the rear ones? Does they're set up come with drilled holes for the fronts?
I'm lost.
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Originally Posted by tuffass
TSP said to not use 02's with they're TD set up. They suggested to have the codes deleted. Can you only remove the rear ones? Does they're set up come with drilled holes for the fronts?
I'm lost.
I'm lost.
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Originally Posted by Griswold
You can not run the car without front o2 sensors. They should be on the collector of each header. The rear ones are the ones that need to be deleted. You can either run o2 sims or delete the codes via hptuners or ls1edit.
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Originally Posted by tuffass
TSP said to not use 02's with they're TD set up. They suggested to have the codes deleted. Can you only remove the rear ones? Does they're set up come with drilled holes for the fronts?
I'm lost.
I'm lost.
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