O2 oxygen wideband sensor position in downpipe
Hello I have searched on this topic a little with no clear answer. I will be fabbing my own 3" downpipe soon and would like to know if anyone has any insight on o2 sensor positioning.
I have seen many people mount their wideband and stock o2 sensors close the the turbine housing and I have also seen some people use the regular stock location right before the cat. My main concerns are being able to get an accurate reading on my wideband (innovate lc-1) with out worrying about heat or fouling sensors.
Any input would be greatly appreciated
I have seen many people mount their wideband and stock o2 sensors close the the turbine housing and I have also seen some people use the regular stock location right before the cat. My main concerns are being able to get an accurate reading on my wideband (innovate lc-1) with out worrying about heat or fouling sensors.
Any input would be greatly appreciated
if your mounting more then one arent you suppose to "stagger" them between 10 and 2 or something like that? Anybody else mount theirs differently?
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by ccivic »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">My bung is where the stock one was.</TD></TR></TABLE>
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