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Old 10-13-06, 06:49 PM
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O2 sensors and Headers

I have mentioned in here before that I am intrested in putting true duals on my '89 N/A... When I make my headers, how do I go about incoporating two O2 sensors in to the wiring?
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Ok...I am taking it; either no one knows the answer to this question or it is not possible... If it is not possible, then what do I do to remove that portion of my emissions and not have a car that runs like crap...
By the way... I am aware that I should use the edit button instead of replying to my own post, but for whatever reason the edit button was not there...
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The edit button is only there for 30 minutes after you post.
And you don't need 2 o2 sensors. The RB road race (true dual) header only uses one o2 sensor, so you should be fine with 1.
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i have a RB header and down where both pipes connect is where my o2 sensor is i dont see why you would need 2 thats just more problems that you dont need
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Well, he is using a true dual system, so the pipes never connect. That said, the o2 sensor is only used under low-throttle cruising, so there is no need to have it monitoring both rotors.
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well there you go problem solved
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