New Goodies Showed Up (catch can, wideband uego, sts clamps)
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New Goodies Showed Up (catch can, wideband uego, sts clamps)
If your an active member on this forum or any other forum, you know the feeling in these pics haha.
so I had some new toys show up BUT sadly...my gauge pod didn't show up and I was hoping to install that today but whatever I can still do other stuff.
here's the stuff
Mike Norris catch can- thanks SDPC
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AEM Wideband UEGO- got it from a ricer shop cause my friend's silvia is sponsored by them and he got it for me for cost, I looked a little funny picking it up at a ricer shop in my drop'em wear mini truckin shirt, cowboy boots and my truckin forearm tat haha but $70 saved is worth it
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3" clamps from STS, I've had these for a bit to eliminate the band clamps on my current y pipe. I was gonna install them when I did the wideband but since the pod isn't here yet i'll just put 'em in anyways.
I was curious on install of 2 different things.
for the sts clamps, I have the off road y, so I was planning to install a clamp at each header for removal, and then ideally i'd like to be able to remove the piece under the transmission for when I service it, any of you just cut the y pipe right before the "Y" and weld em in there? where the break in the piping currently is, its directly under the pan so that spot wont work so I was gonna weld that connection and then if it'll work just cut the pipe on the other side of the trans so that whole pipe can be removed when needed.
for the wideband, I see lots of people putting them in the driver side just after the header, wouldn't I get a better reading if I put it just after the y pipe where it becomes 1 pipe? then i'd be reading both banks.
is there enough wire to go from the driver side door pod all the way to the other side where the pipes go into 1?
what size drill bit should I use to drill the hole for the sensor? the instructions didn't say
and to save a little time, the under dash fuse box, is there an empty spot that's switched with ignition? I'll wire in my own fuse but i'd rather not have to use the dvom and find the spot if someone else already knows which one!
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I've hit a snag on putting in those clamps, I'm not sure where on the y pipe to cut to have that pipe under the transmission removable.
Ill get a pic asap
Ill get a pic asap
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Ideally the cut would need to be here but I don't think I'd have room for the clamp
Maybe ill have to live with removing the whole y pipe every time I gotta do a trans filter and service
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Soooo a little update
I royally effed my y pipe
but lesson learned, i'm booked for next friday at a shop that can mandrel bend me a new y pipe and put those v band clamps in as well as make the piece under the trans removable
I royally effed my y pipe
but lesson learned, i'm booked for next friday at a shop that can mandrel bend me a new y pipe and put those v band clamps in as well as make the piece under the trans removable
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if I was to install and wire up my wideband gauge, not the sensor, would it cause any damage or issues to the calibrating not having the sensor in till next friday?