Spoon n1 axleback/b pipe question.
Well I just acquired a Spoon n1 axleback and I was looking to get a 2.5" exhaust fab'd up to pair with it. Does anyone have any shots of the underside of their car with spoon bpipe/t1r bpipe with a spoon axleback? I want to give the guy a picture of what it needs to look like, so he doesn't mess it up. Thanks in advance.
If "your guy" doesn't know how to fab up a b-pipe go somewhere else. Further more, the DC2 Spoon N1 Axle back is a 2.36~ pipe OD. Won't work with 2.5 OD unless you have him butcher the axle back.
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did you hook up your 2nd O2 sensor???? did you have to cut the front flange to make it work with the header??? im having this problem at the moment, i want to hook up the 2nd o2 sensor but the steering rack is in the way....dont fit, and i dont want a TIGHT fit, because of the vibrations i dont want to risk it.... does it matter or make a difference to run only 1 O2 sensor????
</TD></TR></TABLE>did you hook up your 2nd O2 sensor???? did you have to cut the front flange to make it work with the header??? im having this problem at the moment, i want to hook up the 2nd o2 sensor but the steering rack is in the way....dont fit, and i dont want a TIGHT fit, because of the vibrations i dont want to risk it.... does it matter or make a difference to run only 1 O2 sensor????
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My car is NZDM (New Zealand) and it only has the one oxygen sensor, the cat never had a sensor coming out of it only the header did.
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the check engine light is something you get used to over time...
that or just get OBDI conversion..</TD></TR></TABLE>
Or just cut the flanges, rotate, and weld.
the check engine light is something you get used to over time...
that or just get OBDI conversion..</TD></TR></TABLE>
Or just cut the flanges, rotate, and weld.
My car is converted to Obd1. I run Hondata and I don't use an O2 sensor. That is the way to go.
As for a B pipe....I would buy a Mugen, T1R or what ever I could find with the biggest resonator. The Spoon N1 comes with a silencer for a reason.
As for a B pipe....I would buy a Mugen, T1R or what ever I could find with the biggest resonator. The Spoon N1 comes with a silencer for a reason.
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I assume it's the midpipe-axleback flange? The only one that will be a 100% perfect fit there would be the matching Spoon midpipe.. and like we discussed.. that's over $300 and probably a 6 month wait.
All I used on mine was a nice gasket, and made sure the two flanges were as tight as humanly possible against eachother. Not a single exhaust leak after thousands of miles of that.
I said it once but I'll say it again.. I wouldn't have sold it unless I knew it would be fine on your car. And when I saw you already had the Spoon N1 axleback part taken care of, I figured it would be your best bet.
I assume it's the midpipe-axleback flange? The only one that will be a 100% perfect fit there would be the matching Spoon midpipe.. and like we discussed.. that's over $300 and probably a 6 month wait.
All I used on mine was a nice gasket, and made sure the two flanges were as tight as humanly possible against eachother. Not a single exhaust leak after thousands of miles of that.
I said it once but I'll say it again.. I wouldn't have sold it unless I knew it would be fine on your car. And when I saw you already had the Spoon N1 axleback part taken care of, I figured it would be your best bet.
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