Xs headers w/b bung?
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Xs headers w/b bung?
So i have xs headers had them for a few yrs.i bought a w/b and realized there is a bung welded on the passenger side? Not drivers? Is this a mistake or this bung is for something else..
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if only using one wideband it's typically placed on the drivers side because that bank tends to run leaner
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maybe you installed the x-pipe wrong?... I'm not familiar with that system but it might be a possibility
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That's a perfect spot for it. Other than the mounting angle of that bung exposing the sensor to potential condensation, it'll work just fine. Ideally you want the sensor angled downwards, the more upright the better. Unfortunately space constraints often make this difficult.
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That's a perfect spot for it. Other than the mounting angle of that bung exposing the sensor to potential condensation, it'll work just fine. Ideally you want the sensor angled downwards, the more upright the better. Unfortunately space constraints often make this difficult.