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Saskatuon 12-05-2021 01:55 AM

Afr Bung Placement for Gauge
 
I am looking to run a wideband AFR gauge but im not exactly sure where i should weld the bung, i have a borla uel header, invidia overpipe and front pipe. i will be retaining both my existing sensors. Any help/pics are greatly appreciated! Thanks!

Ashikabi 12-05-2021 02:07 AM

Holley claims the best place for wideband sensors is as close to 18"from the collector as possible. Obviously that's not where the stock front one is, so I'd say anywhere in the header rearward of the stock front o2

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whataboutbob 12-05-2021 03:42 AM

After the merge collector if you want to see the combined AFR from all cylinders.

Saskatuon 12-05-2021 03:56 AM

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Originally Posted by whataboutbob (Post 3486709)
After the merge collector if you want to see the combined AFR from all cylinders.

i was thinking of this but there is really no room on the header itself with the rear 02 taking up most of the space. would the front of the front pipe be a good option? i haven't been under to see if it would have clearance yet.

whataboutbob 12-05-2021 04:09 AM

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Originally Posted by Saskatuon (Post 3486712)
i was thinking of this but there is really no room on the header itself with the rear 02 taking up most of the space. would the front of the front pipe be a good option? i haven't been under to see if it would have clearance yet.


I've also put a bung there. As long as you don't have a gasket leak between the output flange on the header and the input flange on the front pipe I think on the front pipe before any cats would also work. You may need to orient the bung so that when the sensor is installed that you don't have a space conflict between the installed sensor and the firewall when the front pipe is bolted up.

Grady 12-05-2021 08:17 PM

Front pipe is a good place for one.


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