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99 Dodge Ram 2500 v8 5.9l magnum exhaust

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Old 07-19-2020, 05:03 PM
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I want to set my stock manifolds with true duals. Will I need to add o2 sensors or can I keep the stock two? I’m thinking I can keep bank 1 o2 as is and just space bank 2 o2 out to trick it so I don’t get a check engine light nor any performance issues? Any thoughts and or tips?
not going to run any cats.
 

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How many O2 sensors do you have?
 
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Only 2. Might just plug bank one in at one pipe and space out bank 2 to trick it.
 
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Then you just need one near the manifold, and one after the cat. If you don't have a cat, the non-fouler trick will probably fool the PCM into not setting codes for the missing cat.
 
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