Which test pipes dont angle the O2 sensor down?
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Right now I have topspeed resonated test pipes and the O2 sensor out of the pipes angle more down towards to ground rather than horizontal. This normally wouldnt be a problem, but I have the non-foulers that space them out even more. My car is really low and right now the drivers side sensor is the low point on my car - I really dont want to hit something there and take out an O2 sensor and/or the test pipe bung.
So this brings me to my question - what test pipes have a better bung outlet design? Something that exits more horizontal rather than angling down? Or what pipes are confirmed to angle down - so I can avoid them?
So this brings me to my question - what test pipes have a better bung outlet design? Something that exits more horizontal rather than angling down? Or what pipes are confirmed to angle down - so I can avoid them?
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I was thinking helix, but these pics make me think otherwise - look very similar to what I already have - too angled:
https://my350z.com/forum/showthread....ighlight=helix
https://my350z.com/forum/showthread....ighlight=helix
I also noticed that the driver side points down. I can't understand why any of the manfacturers design them this way.
I am searching now but have not found anybody actually reporting that they have broke their sensor yet. Anyone find one of these nasty reports?
I am searching now but have not found anybody actually reporting that they have broke their sensor yet. Anyone find one of these nasty reports?
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