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O/R X pipe and Catback
Im buying an O/R X pipe and Catback and im not sure if i need to re-do my dyno tune. Can i just install it and leave it alone? I just dont want to spend more money on the dyno since i have paid $500 already.
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No, you'll be fine. Just turn off the rear sensors
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Yeah I already have them off!!
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i have been looking at a UPR O/R X pipe. They have 2 for my car, except one has the 02 sensor extension. Do i need this or should i just get the one with no 02 extension?
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Hmm. Afraid I only know Machs well. But I know that '03 Machs do not require 02 extensions and '04s do. The stock h-pipes are different on the two models.
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nah you dont need any..
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Im kind of new to the FI world so im not sure about the wide band. on a different note, I have heard of people re-tunning their car after installing an o/r x pipe because it leans out.
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This is my wideband. It's an AEM unit:
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Thanks for the explanation. I guess i learned something today.
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No problem. Just another gauge to help make sure that you keep track of what's going on with your engine and necessary to properly tune a car. But most people do dyno tuning so you can just use their W/B setup.
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Im pretty sure that the 04 GTs as well need the O2 extensions.
I know for a fact that 02 and below dont need them....
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