View Poll Results: Where did you place your wideband sensor
Passenger side near collector
5
18.52%
X-Pipe
7
25.93%
Rear O2 sensor bung w/ no cats
5
18.52%
Other
10
37.04%
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Wideband Sensor Placement
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Wideband Sensor Placement
I wanted to put up a poll to see where everyone is putting their wideband sensor.
I just purchase a LC-1 and I am unsure where I should place it in the exhaust system. I have read all the threads. So vote and post! Thanks
I guess it is important to note that my xpipe is about mid car.
I just purchase a LC-1 and I am unsure where I should place it in the exhaust system. I have read all the threads. So vote and post! Thanks
I guess it is important to note that my xpipe is about mid car.
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I have mine on the drivers side before the cat. I think I did it there just because that is where I had the most room. Keep in mind the sensor needs to be between 3 and 9 o'clock up high, but I'm not positive why. I think it was to keep moisture off the sensor. It was something I read somewhere a long time ago.
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I have mine on the drivers side before the cat. I think I did it there just because that is where I had the most room. Keep in mind the sensor needs to be between 3 and 9 o'clock up high, but I'm not positive why. I think it was to keep moisture off the sensor. It was something I read somewhere a long time ago.
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That is where ECS installed mine.
