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it's about as close as my old one, i'm going to wrap it with fiberglass wrap and coat it with the silicone spray to control the heat.

AJ, any advantage to having it further down?
 

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Nice job!! The fab work is A+ , Not to be a dick but it looks to me like your only gonna be reading alot of cly 4-5-6 with the o2 right there.
 

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Clip;1482459 said:
AJ, any advantage to having it further down?

I feel you get a better mix of AFR farther downstream. I've questioned about this before and have had mix replies. Your location is probably OK for a stock NB O-2, for a WB it might be a little too close to the head. Like I said with mixed opinions, hard too say. Pacesetter puts the bung too far down IMO and at the wrong angle, they couldn't give me a good reason other than that's were their people said to put it.
 

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ill link my other thread about placement tonight, but came to the conclusion that a nb sensor would give acceptable results. If and when i go with a wb ill definitely put it after the y pipe.
 

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WOW!!! I'd pay you a lot to have it back, if i still have my GE! Great stuff dude!! How does it sounds and the respond of the car?
 

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don't know, still trying to take care of the heat issue. I think i'm going to have it all ceramic coated to keep me from rubbing exhaust wrap off on curbs or speed bumps. don't want to go to all that trouble to waste $50 in wrap. is there any way to fab a shield for the low-hanging part?

here's the thread on my oxygen sensor placement: http://www.supramania.com/forums/showthread.php?t=113466
 

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go to a junk yard and find an old subaru... they have tons of heat shields on their exhausts and they wrap tightly around the pipe... maybe a good route...

or if you were looking for a short term fix... old license plates...

hope i dont get flamed for that comment :0)
 

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hey, i was honestly thinking of wrapping perforated pipe strap over each wrap of the fiberglass. good to hear suggestions!