will gutted y-pipe be worth it?
This may be a silly question, but i installed a warpspeed y onto my 99 cali and i dont recall any precats on the wsy. I did no sorcery with the rear o2s, so if what you said is true, shouldnt i be getting a code or something?
The Cali Y pipe still uses the factory front (bank 2) precat
(that one's attached to the manifold, not the Y pipe) But yes, you actually should be getting a code for your B1S2 sensor.
No, since cutting precats on stock pipe does eliminate T-type connection upstream. Install WarpSpeed- it does not have any in line resonator. It coasted like $200 about 7 years ago, but it serves me really well.
there are no precats on the WS Y pipe, sillybear...you are correct. Same with the Cattman Y that I have on my 99.
The Cali Y pipe still uses the factory front (bank 2) precat
(that one's attached to the manifold, not the Y pipe) But yes, you actually should be getting a code for your B1S2 sensor.
The Cali Y pipe still uses the factory front (bank 2) precat
(that one's attached to the manifold, not the Y pipe) But yes, you actually should be getting a code for your B1S2 sensor.But really im quite curious why its not giving me problems. Cant say im complaining though.
Well if you left it plugged in just dangling somewhere, technically it would be "detecting" the clean air it's looking for so it won't throw a code... Idk just talking out my ***. But who knows, maybe that's true. Lol
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