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Old 23 September 2007, 06:25 PM
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Default De-cat, lambda sensor.

hi, right i have an 53plate wrx sportswagon with a sti back box. I am toying with the idea of putting a decating my second cat.

I don't know what would happen with my lambda sensor, will it have problems with engine management . Will the be any noticeable difference in performance and sound.

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Old 24 September 2007, 12:56 AM
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If you mean replacing your downpipe then the new pipe should have a boss welded in the same place as the original and the lambda sensor should fit there.

At least this is the case with a classic. I'm assuming the later cars are the same.
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yep newage decat pipe i fitted is the same.
best to have a remap if decatting due to increased flow and boost,also rear lambda can throw up a cel light this can be switched off when mapped
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