Is stock o2 sensor required (or beneficial) for single turbo? FD
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Is stock o2 sensor required (or beneficial) for single turbo? FD
Hi there, is the stock o2 sensor beneficial in any way with an FD single turbo build?
ECU is a link G4+ and I don't have a wideband.
My welder friend is coming over tonight to hopefully finish off the last few things that need welding for my build.
I still have the stock o2 sensor flapping around not screwed into anything and am wondering what to do with it?
My quick research suggests I can get rid of it, but wanted to make sure.
Sorry I don't have time to do thorough research on the subject as the welding date is tonight and I just remembered that the sensor is just hanging around so need to quickly decide what to do with it..
If i should keep it / have a bung installed, does anyone know what thread size?
cheers
ECU is a link G4+ and I don't have a wideband.
My welder friend is coming over tonight to hopefully finish off the last few things that need welding for my build.
I still have the stock o2 sensor flapping around not screwed into anything and am wondering what to do with it?
My quick research suggests I can get rid of it, but wanted to make sure.
Sorry I don't have time to do thorough research on the subject as the welding date is tonight and I just remembered that the sensor is just hanging around so need to quickly decide what to do with it..
If i should keep it / have a bung installed, does anyone know what thread size?
cheers
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