HFC's. Stillen or Berk???

Originally Posted by semtex Berk, because it has an extended O2 port the Stillen doesn't. Plus you don't need to worry about re-using the stock o-ring on the stock cats.

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HFC's. Stillen or Berk???

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06-17-2009, 02:12 PM

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Originally Posted by semtex

Berk, because it has an extended O2 port the Stillen doesn't. Plus you don't need to worry about re-using the stock o-ring on the stock cats.

the stock cat doesn't use an extended O2 port. Having a long tube makes me think the O2 sensor would give an inaccurate reading because hardly any fresh exhaust gas is moving by the sensor. What is the logic behind using a long O2 sensor tube?

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