Subject	Why do you want to put them so close to the turbos?
Posted by	EUGENE on September 09, 2012 at 9:41 AM
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In Reply To	Wideband o2 install (bung location question) posted by Silens on September 08, 2012 at 05:32 PM
Message	I have wideband bungs in my test pipes that work great and can be accessed easily without removing anything from the car. I still have the stock narrowband sensors in the stock location, so I have no ECU problems.
Follow Ups	Wideband o2 install (bung location question) - Silens 17:32:56 09/08/12 Alternatively... - Silens 17:41:07 09/08/12 Suggestions inside.. No easy way out.. - Drunkpunk082 18:08:18 09/08/12 Re: Suggestions inside.. No easy way out.. - Silens 19:10:33 09/08/12 About the Megan Pipes.. - Drunkpunk082 19:28:33 09/08/12 Re: About the Megan Pipes.. - Silens 20:05:26 09/08/12 I ordered..... - Silens 20:07:55 09/08/12 Re: Re: About the Megan Pipes.. - Silens 22:30:52 09/08/12 Impressive.. That was pretty quick! - Drunkpunk082 01:12:38 09/09/12 On the bright side.. - Drunkpunk082 01:16:13 09/09/12 As a third option - Silens 17:48:20 09/08/12 Thats what i did - scottmt21 21:37:41 09/08/12 Re: Thats what i did - Silens 22:31:35 09/08/12 Why do you want to put them so close to the turbos? - EUGENE 09:41:08 09/09/12 Re: Why do you want to put them so close to the turbos? - Silens 12:58:00 09/09/12 You can put them in test pipes.. However.. - Drunkpunk082 15:16:49 09/09/12 innovate motorsports website full details on how to. (n/m) - craigz96tt 07:14:31 09/10/12
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