Exhaust piping
#3
Screw stock.
Oh yeah. But I'm jaded.
Nice downpipe btw. Is it stainless? Before you put it on, weld a bung for a future O2 sensor (make sure you put the bung on or within a few degrees of vertical and in a place where there's enough space overhead when mounted to hold the sensor, of course). You'll be glad you did when the rest of the car becomes not-stock. Or when you just want a wideband to see how she's doing.
Oh yeah. But I'm jaded.
Nice downpipe btw. Is it stainless? Before you put it on, weld a bung for a future O2 sensor (make sure you put the bung on or within a few degrees of vertical and in a place where there's enough space overhead when mounted to hold the sensor, of course). You'll be glad you did when the rest of the car becomes not-stock. Or when you just want a wideband to see how she's doing.
#4
Originally Posted by DigitalSynthesis' date='May 25 2004, 02:40 AM
...Before you put it on, weld a bung for a future O2 sensor...
of which will be used for a wideband..
shes stainless.. gettin coated with jethot2k
#5
The o2 bung for a wideband must be at the other end of the pipe... not right at the turbo exit, otherwise you'll fry the sensor. It needs to be at or near the exit flange for the pipe. I have mine actually in my midpipe, not the downpipe. Hence why you need another one.
Jethot is the ****. I have my exhaust manifold coated with it and when I get a stainless DP I'll coat it as well.
Jethot is the ****. I have my exhaust manifold coated with it and when I get a stainless DP I'll coat it as well.
#6
didnt realize they were that sensitive...
not lookin to leave it on there permanently..
hhmmnn...
last few times the other fd dynoed... the o2 bung was used for the wideband..
same pettit downpipe...
not lookin to leave it on there permanently..
hhmmnn...
last few times the other fd dynoed... the o2 bung was used for the wideband..
same pettit downpipe...
#7
my o2 is right next to my turbo and I haven't had any problems with it.
You might want to pull it out once a month and put some more anti-sieze on it, because a year next to a turbo will weld it into place.
You might want to pull it out once a month and put some more anti-sieze on it, because a year next to a turbo will weld it into place.
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