I am doing sum work this week. I ordered a carsound hi flow cat from warpspeed and a new bosch O2 sensor from alloemautoparts.com. I am goin to the muffler shop tommorow and getting my resonator removed.

 

How much was the 02 sensor shipped? Also, if you have a y pipe and aftermarket muffler, DONT get the resonator removed

 

also dont get it removed with a stock muffler. I did this with my stock b pipe when I had it and it sounded like pure crap. It sounded good with my turbo muffler but very loud.

 

i just ordered the o2 sensor in the group deal forum. 51.50 shipped.

 

I got the sensor for $71.08 shipped. I dont have a y-pipe, but i do have a aftermarket muffler. Will it still sound like crap?

 

It might sound bad, every muffler has its different tone.

 

Link to thread? I didn't see anything in the group deal forum

 

without the resinator it will be louder and probably a little raspy when you let of the gas.

With the factory muffler it was horrible with the resinator. sounded like a bus or something farting.

 

yeah no resonator is hell if you don't like loud exhaust...I had 2.5" back from the cat, no resonator, straight through muffler, like Mike said, when you let off the gas.....its either gonna sound rapsy or like mine did it'll let off an extremely long and deep "DROOOOOOOOOOONE" as the RPMs drop(which I thought was pretty cool ) I doubt my Teg will ever be able to hit an exhuast note like that!

 

Nice rims what kind are those?

 

I had the muffler shop remove the resonator (had hole) and my car sounded fine. maybe my muffler is clogged... :O

 

heres a dumb question for ya. What does the o2 sensor do for you?

 

There 18'' Moda R6's.

 

uhh, senses o2 levels?

 

I don't have a resonator, and my car sounds POWERFUL!!

 

It monitors the amount of Oxygen in your exhaust stream and sends the information to your ECU. The ECU uses this information to help it determine the correct fuel / air mixture for your engine.

They tend to fail over time and thus need replacement. Indicators are very poor gas mileage and stumbling on acceleration. The O2 sensor is screwed into your y-pipe on the front passenger side of your car.