How Close Is To Close For Oxygen Sensors?
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How Close Is To Close For Oxygen Sensors?
I need another O2 sensor bung to operate my LM-1 Wideband and I want to get the bung welded onto my header I dont have much room from the one needed for the ECU, does it matter how close they are to each other?
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Re: How Close Is To Close For Oxygen Sensors? (THEUSED)
most manufact. companies recomend 18-24 inches for boosted applications. You could go closer for NA. Ive had it about 10-12 inches away from the head on my na setup and it lasted quite a while.
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Re: How Close Is To Close For Oxygen Sensors? (THEUSED)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by THEUSED »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I need another O2 sensor bung to operate my LM-1 Wideband and I want to get the bung welded onto my header I dont have much room from the one needed for the ECU, does it matter how close they are to each other?</TD></TR></TABLE>
It doesn't matter how close they are to each other as long as your giving the sensors insde the pipe enough room to read the exhaust gasses coming at them they are gona be fine. Again just make sure your not putting one in front of the other.
It doesn't matter how close they are to each other as long as your giving the sensors insde the pipe enough room to read the exhaust gasses coming at them they are gona be fine. Again just make sure your not putting one in front of the other.
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