[4Nines]

MaverickForums.net would like to welcome Hardline UTV as our newest Supporting Vendor!

Please take a moment to visit their website at the following URL:

Hardlineutv.com hardline utv custom dash polaris rzr

 

[maverickmn]

Cat delete king....he's working on some other fun goodies too....at my poor Mav's expense....lol.

 

[desertdog]

welcome to the Mav forum

 

[Richard Zac]

Thanks for the support everyone. I hope to become a valued member and look forward to being an reputable vendor to the community

 

[Megathumper]

Welcome !

 

[SCOTTDMAX]

Thanks for the support everyone. I hope to become a valued member and look forward to being an reputable vendor to the community

It's great to have you on here! And thanks for taking on the cat/resonator delete project!

 

[gregrob]

Welcome Rich

 

[ogduner]

welcome,can't wait to get one of your cat delete's.i hope you built alot of them.

 

[busterw]

Welcome aboard Rich. Thanks for hooking me up on the pipes. Can't wait to get them in.

Buster


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[gregrob]

Just ordered mine with custom 02 bung for my wideband. Thanks Rich

 

[busterw]

Why do u need an o2 in the cat delete pipes for wideband? Ur wideband comes with a pair of sensors to replace factory sensors in the best location, right at the exhaust output at the engine.


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[gregrob]

Uhhh, no it doesnt.

 

[busterw]

Ok. If ur talking about tune monster wideband, read the instructions on best o2 sensor location. I also have an lm2 a/f meter and their instructions say best bung location is 3-6 inches from where it comes out of the engine.


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[gregrob]

I dont have a tune monster.

 

[busterw]

Ok. It's not just tune monster saying it though. An LM2 is a widely known a/f meter and they say the same. Just saying. But measure how u like.


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[gregrob]

I agree closer to the cylinder is more ideal, but when you tune on a dyno the 02 is shoved up the tailpipe and reads fine. Theres not a ton of difference being as its well before the muffler and any cold air being drawn in on the opposite pulse wont affect the sensor. It will work fine.

 

[busterw]

Ok. If u say so. I won't argue cuz I ain't a tuner like the big boys. Just repeating what monster products and the a/f meter manufacturers say. Hell I dunno nuttin.


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[gregrob]

I am a tuner, and in cars the wideband is 99.9% NOT that close to the cylinder. Its usually midstream in the exhaust after a merge of the x / y / h pipe so that you get a reading from both banks.

I agree with you, and them that closer to the cylinder would be ideal, but usually not practical. As long as its far enough from the outlet of the exhaust to the atmosphere to keep any outside air from being drawn in, it will work fine.

 

[busterw]

10-4


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[CrazyCooter]

Hope you back charge him! Been free loadin' for a week plus......:tongue:

Lookin forward to sampling the product soon!