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Old 03-31-2013, 11:36 AM
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Default O2 sensor hits floor pan with long tube install! HELP!
Has anyone ran into this?
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Is your transmission installed??
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Yea it's installed
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Then I'd probably remove that heat shield and cut off that stud. Should be okay then. You're not running cats so the shield isn't needed.
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What brand headers are those?
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Texas speed and its not hitting the stud it is hitting the floor pan
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I have the same problem. Took the heat shield off and there's a part of floorpan in way. I have Texas speed headers also.
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Cheap headers = BFH.

What does Texas Speed say about it?
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Cheap headers = BFH.

What does Texas Speed say about it?
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If you dent just below the o2 bung it should angle it down just a hair... its worth a shot.
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