y pipe

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mef18352

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I saw on ebay that some one was selling an offroad y pipe from the sho shop it eliminated the cats. I would like to build my own but my question is what do you do with the O2 sensors?
 

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The pipe has bungs for the O2 sensors. At least it should, I have that pipe on my car and they are there. The pipe works quite well, but it makes the car sound raspy.
 

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Thank you for the input I couldn't see them in th e pic that was shown. Wouldn't two O2 sensors without the cat in between be redundant though? or does it just use two?
 

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Our car uses 2 but 1 on each bank before the cats. So it makes no difference if the cats are there or not.
 

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Thank I was not aware that it only had them before the cats, I just put true dual exhaust on my dodge 1500 and that has it before and after and I figured the sho was gonna be the same since it listed two sensors
 

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O2 sensors AFTER the cats are for ODBII vehicles. 96 and newer, basically.
 

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