off road y pipe and o2 sensors/sims
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off road y pipe and o2 sensors/sims
im throwing on a bassani y pipe tomorrow that i've had for a while. it came with 3 bungs for 02 sensors and two of which arepluged. do i just put on 02 sensor in and put 2 sims in?
drivers side o2 bung is pluged, passenger side front is ready for 02 sensor and the rear passenger side where teh cat would be is plugged...if that helps. i gotta know cause im skipping 02 sims and getting a dyno tune to eliminate the o2 sensors in 2 weeks
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drivers side o2 bung is pluged, passenger side front is ready for 02 sensor and the rear passenger side where teh cat would be is plugged...if that helps. i gotta know cause im skipping 02 sims and getting a dyno tune to eliminate the o2 sensors in 2 weeks
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should i just put in all of the sensors? if im going to get them removed with the tune in two weeks do you think id have any problems if i just put them all in?
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might as well leave them in you can always keep the bunghole for a wideband , and if the wideband has the option of outputting a 0-1V signal you could datalog (efilive/atap?) the wideband along with everything else. Many widebands offer this option now.
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y2k i know what the sims do. Im just trying to save some extra dough cause im getting the car dyno tuned after the new year. If i just leave the plugs in, do i just need to take out and off the O2 sensors and tape up the connectors under the car?
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thanx
Travis