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Old 01-17-2013, 06:39 PM   #207 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by Frank Lee View Post
I wouldn't do it because merely killing injectors is pointless, but some are arguing that the only reason killing injectors doesn't work is because of the effect on the O2 sensors. If that was the only hang-up then a dual exhaust could certainly be provided.
Even a dual exhaust isn't going to solve the issue. The issue is ambient air hitting the O2 will cause the O2 sensor to false lean. With a dual exhaust you will still have sensors on each bank. If you are putting a split manifold on 4 cylinder and only putting an O2 on one pipe the ECU won't be able to monitor the burn cycle on the other cylinders.
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