LT Headers with no light using spacer?
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LT Headers with no light using spacer?
I am going to be putting on a set of American racing catless headers on my car. I was wondering if any one has used the spacers rather than doing a tune. I have used these spacers on Many different cars and got no check engine light. They have 2 types. I posted a link with both types.
http://www.esetuning.com/milltek-o2-...hoCu04QAvD_BwE
https://frsport.com/CEL-Fix---Check-...RoCl1oQAvD_BwE
http://www.esetuning.com/milltek-o2-...hoCu04QAvD_BwE
https://frsport.com/CEL-Fix---Check-...RoCl1oQAvD_BwE
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The milltek site describes it being effective with a high flow cats. Since you're going catless, I question how well it will work for your setup.
The other frsport unit pretty much had no information describing how it functions so either might be a gamble...
I was in a similar boat and ended up going with Kooks LTs + kooks green cats. No tune and no CEL, but I think the key is to also run a stock air intake/filter which I am doing. Others running the same exhaust as me with an aftermarket CAI did experience a CEL. ARH might now also offer the green cats too. Just throwing it out there as an option for you.
The other frsport unit pretty much had no information describing how it functions so either might be a gamble...
I was in a similar boat and ended up going with Kooks LTs + kooks green cats. No tune and no CEL, but I think the key is to also run a stock air intake/filter which I am doing. Others running the same exhaust as me with an aftermarket CAI did experience a CEL. ARH might now also offer the green cats too. Just throwing it out there as an option for you.
Last edited by lakemg; Nov 17, 2017 at 09:05 PM.
