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I have searched on realoem and found two diff part #s for the stock dp. I ordered and catless RR dp and it was just advertised as 07+. I have a 2011, Is it that much of a difference between the two? Thanks.
It seems to be the last of the RR dp's and I wanted to get the good deal on the price.
Most of the RR downpipes fit the OEM cat-back just fine. If you have an aftermarket cat-back it's kind of a toss up and you might have to make an appointment at the local exhaust shop.
Anyone tried spacing out the o2 sensor with spacers of some sort to try and trick them into not throwing a code?? You know less of the sensor element in contact with the gases thus no cel.
Just a thought.
I have seen a adapter that has similar properties as a cat for sale on eBay, not sure if they work for the Mini. Your best bet, most sure fire way, is to just get a tune for it. I have no regrets.
Tunes for a 2011 are a bit scarce. Many CA tuners for 2011+ don't Wana bypass the cat cel from what I've read.
Was just trying to do a Joey mod maybe I can make a breakthrough in catless dp cels lol.
Anyone tried spacing out the o2 sensor with spacers of some sort to try and trick them into not throwing a code?? You know less of the sensor element in contact with the gases thus no cel.
Just a thought.
I screwed around with the "antifouler" spacers. Tried up to 3 of them. Worthless for our cars. I saw Way is selling/beta testing a "fix". But personally I'd just do what I did do, just go ahead and get a tune. btw- if you do try the spacers then get a tune, remove the spacers or you will get a seconday O2 sensor too lean code. Even with just one spacer in place. Guess how I know.
I screwed around with the "antifouler" spacers. Tried up to 3 of them. Worthless for our cars. I saw Way is selling/beta testing a "fix". But personally I'd just do what I did do, just go ahead and get a tune. btw- if you do try the spacers then get a tune, remove the spacers or you will get a seconday O2 sensor too lean code. Even with just one spacer in place. Guess how I know.
Originally Posted by Miykl
I had a simlar issue with the upper O2 bung. I just bent the heat shield a bit to fit it.
Sounds like a plan.
Last edited by automan21; Jul 16, 2012 at 01:29 PM.
Reason: i spell like an 8th grader lol
I screwed around with the "antifouler" spacers. Tried up to 3 of them. Worthless for our cars. I saw Way is selling/beta testing a "fix". But personally I'd just do what I did do, just go ahead and get a tune. btw- if you do try the spacers then get a tune, remove the spacers or you will get a seconday O2 sensor too lean code. Even with just one spacer in place. Guess how I know.
So you're saying if I run a tune remove the spacer?