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If you buy one of the gauge and sensor kits, it will work out of the box. You just need someone to weld in the bung, or use their installation strap to secure it.
I highly recommend going with a wide-band unit, as these will tell you much more about your mixture at different points in the powerband.
If you buy one of the gauge and sensor kits, it will work out of the box. You just need someone to weld in the bung, or use their installation strap to secure it.
I highly recommend going with a wide-band unit, as these will tell you much more about your mixture at different points in the powerband.
Is any one manufacturer better than the next for wide band units?
Does it matter which exhaust header you install the O2 sensor to?