Getting er started again

[QuaiChangKane]

There must be O2 sensors out there that don't require as much heat as an automotive sensor...


The reason I say this is that the Staintune pipe I have on my VFR comes with a sensor "bung" in the mid-pipe, before the can, and after the OEM collector.

If the inserted sensor they use on dyno machines works, I'd imagine there must be other types of thread-in sensors available....



-Q!

[Ironriot]

Actually I think there is because when I was reading through that article I posted a link earlier in the thread it was saying something about Titania O2 senssors. Supposedly they work faster because they warm up quicker

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There must be O2 sensors out there that don't require as much heat as an automotive sensor...


The reason I say this is that the Staintune pipe I have on my VFR comes with a sensor "bung" in the mid-pipe, before the can, and after the OEM collector.

If the inserted sensor they use on dyno machines works, I'd imagine there must be other types of thread-in sensors available....



-Q!

I used to make them.

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[QuaiChangKane]

I used to make them.

Dink

Sweet!



I'd like to get my hands on a Two Bros. left exit high-mount for the old girl, but they seem to be even more rare than a pipe for my 750ES :shock:

Great pipe, though - throaty sound, and an excellent finish.


-Q!