O2 extensions
12", I don't remember if I really "needed" the extension for the driverside when i put my lts on, but I used it so i would be able to route the wires better. You can order them from most sponsors, I prefer ws6store.
I think I have an extra 24" one lying around somewhere in the garage... Could let it go pretty cheap. Never used. I bought two from ebay... Only had to use one for pass side.. PM me if your interested.
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Rather than creating a new thread -
Has anyone ever needed as long as an 80" extension? - does this length even exist off the shelf?
I have Kooks long tubes and catted Y going on a 97 dual-cat LT1 with 4 O2 sensors. The front pre-cat sensors use the flat 4 pin plug and the rear post-cat sensors use the square 4 pin plug. The 2 fronts and passenger rear i dont need to extend, but the rear driver side is this one in question
Im suprised that this is not a more common need for the LT1 dual-cat cars.. unless everyone is routing their driver side post-cat O2 extension in a different (shorter) path, then please enlighten me.
I ran a route for the extension to run with a piece of rope and then measured it- 80" if im generous but i can probably get away with a 72" (6ft)
All of the extension harness lengths i see around are the typical 12" & 24"
Has anyone ever needed as long as an 80" extension? - does this length even exist off the shelf?
I have Kooks long tubes and catted Y going on a 97 dual-cat LT1 with 4 O2 sensors. The front pre-cat sensors use the flat 4 pin plug and the rear post-cat sensors use the square 4 pin plug. The 2 fronts and passenger rear i dont need to extend, but the rear driver side is this one in question
Im suprised that this is not a more common need for the LT1 dual-cat cars.. unless everyone is routing their driver side post-cat O2 extension in a different (shorter) path, then please enlighten me.
I ran a route for the extension to run with a piece of rope and then measured it- 80" if im generous but i can probably get away with a 72" (6ft)All of the extension harness lengths i see around are the typical 12" & 24"
Rather than creating a new thread -
Has anyone ever needed as long as an 80" extension? - does this length even exist off the shelf?
I have Kooks long tubes and catted Y going on a 97 dual-cat LT1 with 4 O2 sensors. The front pre-cat sensors use the flat 4 pin plug and the rear post-cat sensors use the square 4 pin plug. The 2 fronts and passenger rear i dont need to extend, but the rear driver side is this one in question
Im suprised that this is not a more common need for the LT1 dual-cat cars.. unless everyone is routing their driver side post-cat O2 extension in a different (shorter) path, then please enlighten me. I ran a route for the extension to run with a piece of rope and then measured it- 80" if im generous but i can probably get away with a 72" (6ft)
All of the extension harness lengths i see around are the typical 12" & 24"
Has anyone ever needed as long as an 80" extension? - does this length even exist off the shelf?
I have Kooks long tubes and catted Y going on a 97 dual-cat LT1 with 4 O2 sensors. The front pre-cat sensors use the flat 4 pin plug and the rear post-cat sensors use the square 4 pin plug. The 2 fronts and passenger rear i dont need to extend, but the rear driver side is this one in question
Im suprised that this is not a more common need for the LT1 dual-cat cars.. unless everyone is routing their driver side post-cat O2 extension in a different (shorter) path, then please enlighten me.
I ran a route for the extension to run with a piece of rope and then measured it- 80" if im generous but i can probably get away with a 72" (6ft)All of the extension harness lengths i see around are the typical 12" & 24"
