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Why dun you try www.z1auto.com
Adam will give you a good price on that hi flow cat, and delivers super quick (since I'm in SD, I know how fast it gets here).
Al, since rmr dp retains the stock location of the o2 sensor, theres no need to mess with the bong right? I wanted to clearify this b4 I go in for tuning. Thanks.
Adam will give you a good price on that hi flow cat, and delivers super quick (since I'm in SD, I know how fast it gets here).
Al, since rmr dp retains the stock location of the o2 sensor, theres no need to mess with the bong right? I wanted to clearify this b4 I go in for tuning. Thanks.
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From: 2003 Evo VIII - Silver
Originally posted by tama_mog
Why dun you try www.z1auto.com
Adam will give you a good price on that hi flow cat, and delivers super quick (since I'm in SD, I know how fast it gets here).
Al, since rmr dp retains the stock location of the o2 sensor, theres no need to mess with the bong right? I wanted to clearify this b4 I go in for tuning. Thanks.
Why dun you try www.z1auto.com
Adam will give you a good price on that hi flow cat, and delivers super quick (since I'm in SD, I know how fast it gets here).
Al, since rmr dp retains the stock location of the o2 sensor, theres no need to mess with the bong right? I wanted to clearify this b4 I go in for tuning. Thanks.
That is where we place the wideband o2 sesnsor during street tuning
Some exhausts such as UR have an extender pipe that puts it out 2 - 3 " - those are no good and they will need an extra bung welded on
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Originally posted by SinCityEvo
Al, will our car throw a code since the sensor is removed during testing?
Al, will our car throw a code since the sensor is removed during testing?
so....Al....from what you've said, I use rmr dp, rmr catback and UR high flow cat.... and it seems like from your description that I don't need the extra bung welded on....or am I wrong? I know you have experience with this exhaust set....so please advise....? =X
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From: 2003 Evo VIII - Silver
Originally posted by tama_mog
so....Al....from what you've said, I use rmr dp, rmr catback and UR high flow cat.... and it seems like from your description that I don't need the extra bung welded on....or am I wrong? I know you have experience with this exhaust set....so please advise....? =X
so....Al....from what you've said, I use rmr dp, rmr catback and UR high flow cat.... and it seems like from your description that I don't need the extra bung welded on....or am I wrong? I know you have experience with this exhaust set....so please advise....? =X
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From: 2003 Evo VIII - Silver
Originally posted by evov8
Al, I have a Helix DP and HKS Cat-back and soon a UR High Flow. Will that be fine for the tune?
Al, I have a Helix DP and HKS Cat-back and soon a UR High Flow. Will that be fine for the tune?
Well, my HKS Hi-power catback has the bung in the same OEM spot but protrudes out about an inch sort of like the original, meaning the threaded part of the bung is protruded out about an inch. Is that fine? The actual sensor nut when screwed in sits about an inch from the actual rounded pipe part.
I hope it's okay because i don't want to weld in another bung. I'm sure you have tuned Evos with HKS catbacks and you would know.
I hope it's okay because i don't want to weld in another bung. I'm sure you have tuned Evos with HKS catbacks and you would know.
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From: 2003 Evo VIII - Silver
Originally posted by SinCityEvo
Cool. Any other things to go over and check on my car before I get there to make it easier?
Cool. Any other things to go over and check on my car before I get there to make it easier?
I would also suggest that your oil be resonably fresh
And most impornat - don;t use any off brand gas or buy it from a cheap gas station
I recomend buying gas at gas company owned gas stations which are as new as possible
Chevron seemed to be one of the best in LA when I was there
Costco whould be avoided at any cost


