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I just want to make sure nobody takes it to far.
you took it too far (stoned)
I just want to make sure nobody takes it to far.
Now, CP-E is not the only one who makes aftermarket parts for this car.
The fact that some of their prices are higher because they know people will pay it is not a monopoly.
Furthermore, if CP-E owned all the steel and aluminum in the world...
yes they do have an exclusive product, no other company said 'hey lets make a piggyback just for the speed6 with no other vehicle in mind'
thats all i was saying, i told you guys not to take it to heart. ****** a (smash)
thanky!
i understand its usable on other vehicles, that would be interesting to see how it(cpe ems) does compared to the xede on the 335's.
i was just cruising the mazda3 forums, looking for their veiw of the corksport downpipe. and wow i didn't realize the ms3's DP were so much different. they are bent all over hell
Just ordered the DP From Protegegarage, i'll be sure to write a review/sound clips the whole nine yards![]()
Do I need to remove the intercooler? I believe so.
Also, what have you all done for an MIL eliminator? The diode trick or the fouler or ??
Thx all!!
.so thats why it would have three. [endQUOTE]
I'm not sure you still got it? The stock system only has the 2 O2 sensors, 1 before the pre-cat and 1 after the pre-cat. The ECU measures the voltage difference between the 2 and will use that data to determine if the pre-cats are functioning properly (ie. the exhaust is getting "scrubbed" by the pre-cat).
If you were to gut the pre-cat or install a catless DP, the voltage would be the same and the ECU would register that something's not working and set off a CEL. That's why you need to do that diode trick to fool the ECU into thinking there is a voltage difference and therefore no CEL.
Any mentioning of a wideband O2 sensor for tuning is one that is put in OVER & ABOVE the existing 2 sensors and as was mentioned above is best put in the testpipe (where I have mine). At this point you'd then have 3 O2 sensors (the 2 stock ones for ECU monitoring & the 3rd one for AFR monitoring for tuning).
I think some of the confusion arises because the pre-cat stock O2 sensor is a wideband sensor ... just like the 3rd one used for tuning. The after-cat O2 sensor is a narrow-band sensor that cannot measure AFR accurately.
Hope that helped.![]()
Explain this point again. I have the Cork DP and have a CEL for a slow O2. I called cork and they gave me a fix but if its no big deal then I won't perform the fix and just clear the CEL.