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Old February 5th, 2007, 05:52 PM   #1
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got and offroad x commin and was wonderin what most of you guys did about your o2 sensors . I have seen many different companies simulators and was leanin towards the o2sensorsimulator.com product . Also , do any of you know where the wiring comes from under the car and into the engine bay ? Cuz i figured it would be easier to tie into the sensors there .
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Are you talking about the rear O2s? You can turn them off with a tune or get Mil eliminators. You need the front O2s.
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Old February 5th, 2007, 08:08 PM   #3
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yeah , thats what i was talkin about . I dont have anyone close that can tune and i figured i would just buy some eliminators , but was wondering if any of you had used them and what brand was better and all that good info ...
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Old February 5th, 2007, 11:52 PM   #4
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When I put in my o/r x-pipe, I bought a pair of MIL eliminators off of ebay. I went with a pair of Steeda's because of their reputation. Just don't buy anything that looks cheap. Mine cost around $40 and they plug right into the sensor line so there's on wiring it in.
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Old February 6th, 2007, 02:27 PM   #5
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Steeda ones are the ones i chose and other people i know have had problems with theirs....but none from Steeda.
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Let me jump in here really quick...i have a mac o/r h pipe with a mac cat back (stock headers) and i'm getting really nasty lag whenever i accelerate and the bitchshaked like crazy...should i use the MIL kit on the front o2's and just use my diablo tuner to shut off the back o2's??? would that work?? please let me know..thankx


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To the person above....dont use them on youre first set of 02s because it would run horrible if it did at all. But yea use youre tuner to shut off the rear.
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get a predator and DELETE the code
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