wideband AFR recommendations?

[chaos19810]

Edit for stupidity

[GazRev1Tubby]

Stupid question does the sender need to screw into the downpipe ?
Sorry for the thread high jack.

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Yes. You normally need to have a threaded adaptor welded in, but a lot of aftermarket down pipes already have the sensor hole in them. Needs to be at least 400 mm from the turbo iirc

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[d-peg]

That's correct Gaz. You can buy the bosses on eBay - they're M18 x 1mm pitch thread.

[ricky2]

Thanks for the info just need to find someone who will weld it for me


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[dawesy]

id happily do it for you but i think you may be a bit far from me (nottingham)

[jimGTS]

I wouldnt be surprised if the downpipe you have hasn't got one fitted.
All aftermarket oem turbo downpipes have this that I've seen.

[Chris_D]

Also well worth a mention for a turbo car is the 'AEM UEGO FAILSAFE' which includes map sensing and allows you to program in a 'mixture profile' and provide a warning if it goes out of limits. This could be an engine saver as you will know instantly if you have a fuel problem taking you weak on boost.

Just had a look at this and this seems excellent Chris! Don't mind paying a bit extra for a boost gauge included as well, and the ability to data log and configure it to how I want via laptop.

Next question;

Where do I get a 52mm A pillar pod from?

HM

If you go for it, let us know how you find it. I don't know anyone that's tried one yet, but it looks good on paper.

[ricky2]

I wouldnt be surprised if the downpipe you have hasn't got one fitted.
All aftermarket oem turbo downpipes have this that I've seen.

I have a Blitz de-cat same as this one on Ebay
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/281243844890? ... 26_rdc%3D1
I had a Japspeed de-cat but it give boost creep issues.