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okay my rear o2 sensor isnt working. and since i'm going to true duals i dont really wanna have them weld up a bung etc..
is it okay not to have an o2 sensor behind the cat? does it affect the performance or anything?
00 Camaro with the Y87 Package!<br /><br />stock times 15.59 @86.3mph with a 2.25 60\'
It will not effect your performance. But it will throw an SES light if you don't have a cat. An O2 sim is a good way to keep the light off and have the performance increase of no cat [img]smile.gif[/img]
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<blockquote>quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by 96v6bird: okay my rear o2 sensor isnt working. and since i'm going to true duals i dont really wanna have them weld up a bung etc..
is it okay not to have an o2 sensor behind the cat? does it affect the performance or anything?<hr></blockquote>
Just get rid of the sensor and put in the sim. That will take care of the light. There is no performance hurt from removing the rear sensor, it's there to make sure the cat is working fine.
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