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Old 01-24-2007, 12:46 AM
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Hey guys...looking at purchasing the PLX SM-AFR + DM-5 AFR kit tomorrow. Can someone please tell me the best place to mount the sensor? My car is an 01 Z06 and I'm running LG Motorsports Pro Longtubes, no cats. I also have the Borla x-pipe. I was THINKING to tap into the X-pipe somewhere in order to read both banks. Is my thinking on track or am I missing something?

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I would tap into the primary flow path vs the X-pipe. It may work, but I feel that the reading would be more accurate in the direct flow.

I have a bung on either side. I do this to check the a/f of both banks independently (just swap the sensor) It isn't a must have, but it is a nice perk if the car is running funny and you need to track down a bad plug etc...
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hmmm ok. sorry, but can you please explain what the primary flow path is? i am adding the PLX to interface with my HP Tuners that i'm also about to order. the o2 will be used for tuning, so i want it in the ideal place for that.

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As close to the header collector as possible would be my vote. Primary flow is where you will have consistant flow of exhaust gasses.

The x-pipe link just transfers exhaust pulses and small portions of flow between the two banks. There isn't necessarily a consistant flow there from one bank to the other, just an alternating pressure surge from one bank to the other.




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