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Old 10-23-2006, 05:03 PM
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where can i buy o2 simulators and will i need 1 or 2 with l/t headers,ory,and 1 hi flow cat?
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Old 10-23-2006, 07:07 PM
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anyone?
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Old 10-23-2006, 07:30 PM
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i think you need to keep your front o2s for your pcm to operate correctly and to provide the correct air/fuel mixture

the rear o2s are the ones you delete

unless you are running speed density tuning and im not even for sure on that
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just go ahead and get a tune. i considered the o2 sims before i cut my cats off but i just dealt with it running rich for 2 weeks and the ses light staying on till i got a tune. no you dont need the rear ones but the fronts are required.
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simulators aren't worth the money, just leave the o2's in the exhaust and disable them.
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well with the pacesetters which im guessing your gona get they dont come with rear bungs. I just disconnected mine and ziptied the wires to the frame.
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It's been a while since I installed mine, but I coulda sworn the ORY had a bung for the rear O2s...
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well i put mine on 2 weeks ago and i can say for sure they dont but maybe they changed the setup or something.
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so if i disconnect them it will be fine
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so if i disconnect them it will be fine
Yes, you will be fine but will have a SES light till you have it tuned and the codes for the rear sensors turned off. It will run fine.
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