Lamba sensor blocks headers collector outlet
About to fit a Gruppe S exhaust manifold (header) nicely blended to my up-pipe and notice that the Lambda quite badly blocks one of the upper outlets, see picture.
I guess I am stuck with this as there is little metal to ease away around it. Welding on a bulge seems a bit over the top. I am sure I have seen a Lambda with a smaller container, rounded at the end, which would be better. Can anyone suggest a better (smaller) Lambda? I am sure all you expert tuners have come across this? Size is 20mm long by 12mm diameter. Car is a 2001 Bugeye JDM STi. http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y31...ncollector.jpg Thanks, Neil |
Does the bugeye sti not have the lambda sensor in the downpipe?
Banny |
Probably easier and cheaper to buy a bung to fill that hole and then relocate the sensor to after the turbo.
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New Age WRX and STi is O/E located in the collector as per photo.
Same for O/E M/Y 93-96 although they have bulbous design of headers. It is VERY unlikely the lambda sensor makes any discernable difference to gas flow/power. |
Originally Posted by saiklon
(Post 8155503)
Probably easier and cheaper to buy a bung to fill that hole and then relocate the sensor to after the turbo.
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Be warned that the end of my lambda sensor came off and lunched itself into my nice shiney turbo last month => dead turbo.
If you really need one there use an Innovate HBX-1 isolator to protect the lambda sensor from excess heat. |
Originally Posted by harvey
(Post 8155725)
New Age WRX and STi is O/E located in the collector as per photo.
Same for O/E M/Y 93-96 although they have bulbous design of headers. It is VERY unlikely the lambda sensor makes any discernable difference to gas flow/power. |
Obviously it will go well then. ;)
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