Doy you guys think NOT having a rear O2 sensor can make your car faster?
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Doy you guys think NOT having a rear O2 sensor can make your car faster?
I don't know fellas, my code jumped on the night of the Pike run and the car seems much faster. Definitely faster than my runs at Maxus. I reset the code and the check light didn't come back on.
theblue isn't running a rear O2 sensor either and his car is quicker than most.
It's probably nothing but I keep thinking about it.
theblue isn't running a rear O2 sensor either and his car is quicker than most.
It's probably nothing but I keep thinking about it.
Re: Doy you guys think NOT having a rear O2 sensor can make your car faster?
Originally posted by deezo
I don't know fellas, my code jumped on the night of the Pike run and the car seems much faster. Definitely faster than my runs at Maxus. I reset the code and the check light didn't come back on.
theblue isn't running a rear O2 sensor either and his car is quicker than most.
It's probably nothing but I keep thinking about it.
I don't know fellas, my code jumped on the night of the Pike run and the car seems much faster. Definitely faster than my runs at Maxus. I reset the code and the check light didn't come back on.
theblue isn't running a rear O2 sensor either and his car is quicker than most.
It's probably nothing but I keep thinking about it.
The ECU doesn't even pay attention to the rear O2 sensor unless something goes wrong with one of the first two.
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Re: Re: Doy you guys think NOT having a rear O2 sensor can make your car faster?
Originally posted by ejj5875
Nah. I don't have a rear O2 sensor, and I've tried resetting the ECU at the track right before a run, and it makes no differnce.
The ECU doesn't even pay attention to the rear O2 sensor unless something goes wrong with one of the first two.
Nah. I don't have a rear O2 sensor, and I've tried resetting the ECU at the track right before a run, and it makes no differnce.
The ECU doesn't even pay attention to the rear O2 sensor unless something goes wrong with one of the first two.
At WOT, doesn't the ecu ingore all the 02 sensors? I thought it reverts back to present ignition/fuel maps under WOT?
Originally posted by medicsonic
At WOT, the computer ignores the rear oxygen sensor.
At WOT, the computer ignores the rear oxygen sensor.
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Greg, I keep meaning to let you drive the car to see how it feels. It feels much more powerful now than it ever did. So I am feeling the power all around, not just at WOT.
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Stop it, will ya! You're giving some of us an inferiority complex!
A 15.6 on a stock Maxima... pffft! More powerful than ever... ha!
A 15.6 on a stock Maxima... pffft! More powerful than ever... ha!
Originally posted by deezo
Greg, I keep meaning to let you drive the car to see how it feels. It feels much more powerful now than it ever did. So I am feeling the power all around, not just at WOT.
Greg, I keep meaning to let you drive the car to see how it feels. It feels much more powerful now than it ever did. So I am feeling the power all around, not just at WOT.
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Originally posted by clee130
Stop it, will ya! You're giving some of us an inferiority complex!
A 15.6 on a stock Maxima... pffft! More powerful than ever... ha!
Stop it, will ya! You're giving some of us an inferiority complex!
A 15.6 on a stock Maxima... pffft! More powerful than ever... ha!
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