S pipe

[jessica2112]

Someone gave me a link to find this, but I lost it. I need a 3" s pipe with o2 sensor bung. SLP makes one I think, but I have yet to find anyone who carries it. So far my exaust system (Not installed yet) consists of clear image headers and y - pipe 3" in/out magnaflow cat, and a v8 muffler with dual outlets and oval tips (on car).

[99v6cam]

I've never seen one that has a bung in it. You live in Florida so you're better off with an o2 sim plus it'll be cheaper and easier than trying to tap in a bung.
EDIT: P.S. buy my loudmouth, LOL!

[jessica2112]

Crap, I ordered my cat w/o the bung in it. Figures
Edit: What would I use off the loudmouth? Maybe the I pipe and over axle, but if I get a billet muffler I won't use much of the I either. Otherwise I would. You have the poor thing posted everywhere I feel bad for it. Can't find a new home- :(

[ June 08, 2005, 03:08 PM: Message edited by: jessica2112 ]

[Red]

http://www.jegs.com and search item 30045. It is the s pipe, but doesnt have a bung. Easy to have that welded in.

[99v6cam]

Originally posted by jessica2112:
Crap, I ordered my cat w/o the bung in it. Figures
Edit: What would I use off the loudmouth? Maybe the I pipe and over axle, but if I get a billet muffler I won't use much of the I either. Otherwise I would. You have the poor thing posted everywhere I feel bad for it. Can't find a new home- :(

Your stock cat doesn't have a bung in it either so no worries. If you wanted to use the loudmouth and your muffler it prolly wouldn't work because of the strange construction of it. I was just saying to buy it and use it, get rid of the old one :-p.

[jessica2112]

Hey Red, is that 3" pipe? No part explination on Jegs for it, I have a 99, that lists for 93-97

[hockeyman]

The only 3" exhaust bend I saw that Jegs had was the U-Bend. I ordered one, cut it in half, then re-welded it into a S-Pipe. Worked great!
You also do not need a bung in the converter. Just drill & tap a hole on the s-bend (once it's finished) and screw in the O2 sensor. ;)

[Red]

I got the 30045. It is the 3" s pipe i used for my 2000. I believe it is the same on yours too.

[Muttled]

With a 3" higher flowing converter, if you screw in the O2 sensor will it still throw a code? Also, hockeyman, do you need to order a bung, or did you just drill the hole then put the sensor in?

[jessica2112]

Thanks Red [img]smile.gif[/img]

[hockeyman]

Originally posted by Muttled:
Also, hockeyman, do you need to order a bung, or did you just drill the hole then put the sensor in?

I just drilled out a hole and tapped it with a die-kit.

[98Camaro3.8]

Why worry about a bung for an O2 sensor when it'll just cause an SES light anyways? You're gonna have to put an O2 sim on it either way, so it'd be better to not even have the sensor there.

[Steve Caroccia]

I got 2 stainless 45s from SLP and had the shop bend and weld. This s-pipe thing is really stupid, a straight run would have been nice. Mine threw a code for which an O2 sim took care of it. Now I hope I can pass this stupid new NYS emissions with the O2 sim. Rumor has it, some cars will not throw a code, it is hit or miss.

[jessica2112]

98 Camaro, so just plug the sim in and wiretie it up somewhere under the car? Engine compartment?

[98Camaro3.8]

The O2 sim plugs into where the O2 sensor would plug in. In this case, just after the cat. If you put in the bung and install the O2 sensor, you're going to get an SES light. That just means you'll plug in the simulator and have an ugly sensor sitting there not hooked up. I'd just not even install the bung so you won't have the sensor there.