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Kudos to you, Rmon. This and BuilderBill's experience seems to affirm that this is the only reliable way to make headers and the O2 sensors happy for the '07 and up crowd. Subscribed, and looking to do headers in the future.
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Thanks man. You'll love the set up. It's about a 15-20 min swap for the mid pipes on jack stands. Really easy. With the off road mids the the beast barks when you start it up and rumbles around town, and WOT is sick. But it never drones like some other set ups. To me it was like turning up a good music.
Anytime bro!! Yeah looking forward to more Bark at WOT!
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I have 1 7/8" headers and a Corsa cat back and I gained torque everywhere in the power band with my set up. If you have flat spots, your getting O2 error codes and have one black tailpipe you might want to think about replacing one or more of your O2 sensors especially since you've had a bunch of different exhaust combinations. At the very least check the side of the black tailpipe you might have a sensor that's loose. I replaced mine at 22K and was surprised how much better the car runs with the new O2 sensors.
Well, the dumb thing is I havent put the extensions on or put johans rear delete tune in yet so I think the sensors are just picking up ambient air right now. Hell I dont even know where they are after all the work I've had done. I'll put the tune in tonight and get the extensions and hopefully that clears up the codes and running rich. If not I'll check the sensors. Thanks for the advice.
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Well, the dumb thing is I havent put the extensions on or put johans rear delete tune in yet so I think the sensors are just picking up ambient air right now. Hell I dont even know where they are after all the work I've had done. I'll put the tune in tonight and get the extensions and hopefully that clears up the codes and running rich. If not I'll check the sensors. Thanks for the advice.
I can tell you from experience that you can't run a tune in our application without rear O2 sensors connected even with the rear O2 sensors turned off. Johan and I tried every combination that he had on my Jeep with the off road mid pipe rear bungs plugged and it set codes every time. Your gunna see 0038/58 and 0138/58 either right at start up or after 5 to 50 miles. I had to buy rear O2 sensors for my off road pipes and connect them to run the tune with the rear O2's turned off. With the rear O2 sensors installed I now have about 600+ miles on my catless set up without setting any codes.
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Jeezuz, seriously? So with cats in my midpipe I need 24" extensions installed for the rear O2's, and extensions for the front O2s as well ? I dont know where these things are in the stock locations. Whats the point of tuning out the rears if you still get a code ?
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Jeezuz, seriously? So with cats in my midpipe I need 24" extensions installed for the rear O2's, and extensions for the front O2s as well ? I dont know where these things are in the stock locations. Whats the point of tuning out the rears if you still get a code ?
My impression is that turning off the rear O2 sensors eliminates their feedback to the PCM so that they don't "see" parameters outside of their specified guideliines. Eliminating them shows what is essentially an "open" circuit that HAL doesn't like and unfortunately it can't be tuned out. Maybe an expert can chime in with opinions and/or a better explanation.
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Nice job man good to hear everything worked out
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Hey Rich,

When you get a chance can you list the exact parts that you used to make the stock cat easily interchangable?

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When you get a chance can you list the exact parts that you used to make the stock cat easily interchangable?

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Jose, until you get rid of the two front codes you will not pass. You need to get those sensors closer to the exhaust stream.
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Jose, until you get rid of the two front codes you will not pass. You need to get those sensors closer to the exhaust stream.
Yeah I know what you mean, but at this point everything is worth a shot because I only have 2 more weeks left.
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