exhaust and shitty MPG
I got in an accident about a year ago and it jacked up my A pipe in my exhaust (the part that takes the headers from 2->1), I replaced it with a cheap ass something, and same deal with the cat (cheap), and put in a Bosch O2 sensor.
Other then that it’s completely stock Honda exhaust
Since then MPG has been on the suckie side, and I think the cause might have to do something with the fact that each pipe in the "OES" pipe is 1/4 inch smaller then stock (that is the two pipes that go to 1 are 1/4 inch smaller EACH).
Could this be the cause? it’s taken me a long time to put 2 and 2 together. Also I think its running a little rich, as my tail pipes are covered in black soot.
PS its an EX so I’m rocking the 4-2-1’s
Other then that it’s completely stock Honda exhaust
Since then MPG has been on the suckie side, and I think the cause might have to do something with the fact that each pipe in the "OES" pipe is 1/4 inch smaller then stock (that is the two pipes that go to 1 are 1/4 inch smaller EACH).
Could this be the cause? it’s taken me a long time to put 2 and 2 together. Also I think its running a little rich, as my tail pipes are covered in black soot.
PS its an EX so I’m rocking the 4-2-1’s
Check for exhaust leaks and I would go with NTK for O2 sensors. Bosch and Hondas don't mix very well. Take your car to a car tuner and have them put on a wideband O2 sensor and do some runs. They'll definitely be able to tell you what the lambda is. You might also want to check the condition of the plugs.
Originally Posted by showgunz
Check for exhaust leaks and I would go with NTK for O2 sensors. Bosch and Hondas don't mix very well. Take your car to a car tuner and have them put on a wideband O2 sensor and do some runs. They'll definitely be able to tell you what the lambda is. You might also want to check the condition of the plugs.
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