Pacesetter Offroad y pipe
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Pacesetter Offroad y pipe
I bought a set of pacesetter lt headers and the offroad y pipe to go with it. I haven't recieved it yet, so I was wanting to find out some info on the y pipe from people that already have it. I know that the headers have a spot for the front oxygen sensors, but does the y pipe have places for the rear oxygen sensors to screw into? I was just curious, because I had orignally planned on running the sensor simulators but i found out that they no longer sell them.
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I believe there is a place for the rear o2's, but you might as well get a custom tune and have them disabled. They serve no purpose without cats and you will probaly get a dtc about the cats not functioning properly since they are not there anymore without a tune.
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Originally Posted by truckmann
I believe there is a place for the rear o2's, but you might as well get a custom tune and have them disabled. They serve no purpose without cats and you will probaly get a dtc about the cats not functioning properly since they are not there anymore without a tune.
I plan on getting a tune in the near future, but I want to install the headers and I can't get the simulators anymore because the company that made them is now being sued for it.
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Originally Posted by truckmann
You may see a dtc about the cats until you get the tune, but it won't hurt anything to drive that way.
What is a dtc? I'm new to the nbs trucks, so I'm not sure what that means.