SMSP Cat installed (with pics)!
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First I wanna show you what my spoon drain plug picked up from today's oil change. Is that worth the $$$, you decide.
I bought the SMSP cat about 2 months ago and finally got it installed earlier this week.
The O2 sensor barely clears the extension rod and shift linkage:
I dont' think I'll have any bottoming out problems.
I bought the SMSP cat about 2 months ago and finally got it installed earlier this week.
The O2 sensor barely clears the extension rod and shift linkage:
I dont' think I'll have any bottoming out problems.
isnt that a bad thing? RE: the bit on the magnetic tip....
First I wanna show you what my spoon drain plug picked up from today's oil change. Is that worth the $$$, you decide.
I bought the SMSP cat about 2 months ago and finally got it installed earlier this week.
The O2 sensor barely clears the extension rod and shift linkage:
I dont' think I'll have any bottoming out problems.
I bought the SMSP cat about 2 months ago and finally got it installed earlier this week.
The O2 sensor barely clears the extension rod and shift linkage:
I dont' think I'll have any bottoming out problems.
What kind of header is that? Looks like a Vision downpipe with Spoon header (primaries)!!!
[Modified by DutchITR1689, 10:54 AM 5/23/2002]
[Modified by DutchITR1689, 10:54 AM 5/23/2002]
What kind of header is that? Looks like a Vision downpipe with Spoon header (primaries)!!!
[Modified by DutchITR1689, 10:54 AM 5/23/2002]
[Modified by DutchITR1689, 10:54 AM 5/23/2002]
but my guess is the downpipe is Spoon...
Vision is stainless....
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The new OBDII cats look like this and the O2 bung location provides better clearance.
I can take a few pics if you would like to see how it fits. It is the "new" version. Ross' car will have a JDM header, Carsound cat, TypeOne bpipe(I think thats what it is?) and a Spoon N1.
The new OBDII cats look like this and the O2 bung location provides better clearance.
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In 3rd and 4th gear, I swear the O2 sensor is touching the shift linkage cause I can feel the vibration on my seat.
The new OBDII cats look like this and the O2 bung location provides better clearance.
In 3rd and 4th gear, I swear the O2 sensor is touching the shift linkage cause I can feel the vibration on my seat.
I installed a Comptech cat a few weeks ago and the O2 sensor is also abutting the shift rod. Best way to fix it is to get longer rubber hangers or to stretch the existing ones.
BTW, you can get a megnetic drain plug at Pep Boys for a few bucks.
(Knowing Spoon, that is what they do. Then they add a special 4000% Spoon markup.)
[Modified by norice, 10:56 AM 5/23/2002]
BTW, you can get a megnetic drain plug at Pep Boys for a few bucks.
(Knowing Spoon, that is what they do. Then they add a special 4000% Spoon markup.)
[Modified by norice, 10:56 AM 5/23/2002]
The new OBDII cats look like this and the O2 bung location provides better clearance.
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Yes, please post pics when you have it installed, I would like to see the "new" design.
The new OBDII cats look like this and the O2 bung location provides better clearance.
I will be putting Ross' cat on this week, sometime.
I can take a few pics if you would like to see how it fits. It is the "new" version.
I will be putting Ross' cat on this week, sometime.
I can take a few pics if you would like to see how it fits. It is the "new" version.
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That thing stuck to the drain plug is the magnet on the spoon oil plug. The stock plug does not have this magnet so that's probably why it doesn't look right to you.
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