Offroad X-Pipe

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stdwdh16

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I am new to this and I have a question. I have a 1994 GT Convertible on which I plan on installing an offroad X-pipe. The x-pipe does not have provisions in which to install the O2 sensors, so what should I do with them? Should I attempt to drill holes and weld nuts on so that I can make the o2 sensors work? What are your suggestions? Thanks in advance for the help.

 

nmcgrawj

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What x pipe are u referring to?

 

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nmcgrawj said:

What x pipe are u referring to?

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yea I didn't realize anyone made an x-pipe that didn't have O2 bungs (other than a shorty X for LT's, cuz the O2's are in the collectors).

 

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95riosnake said:

yea I didn't realize anyone made an x-pipe that didn't have O2 bungs (other than a shorty X for LT's, cuz the O2's are in the collectors).

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Yea if its for shorty headers and there are no 02 bungs, i'd be worried about how that sucker was gonna bolt up.

 

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nmcgrawj, you are right, you are with stupid. When I called summit racing to order, i inquired, and the sales guy told me that there were no provisions for O2 sensors. Well he was wrong. When It arrived, it had them. Additionally, when you look at the picture online, it clearly shows them. I ordered from the catalog and did not have a picture. Sorry for sounding like an idiot. Please forgive me. Thanks for the help. For the record it is a BBK offroad X-pipe.