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    Where should i mount my o2 sensors in a single turbo setuo?

    Hey guys could i get some input on where to put my o2 sensors in my setup?. The passenger side is easy but the drivers side i just don't know what to do. Ive seen others do it pre and post turbo, any help is greatly appreciated20130601_162357.jpg
    Last edited by shmiet; 06-08-2013 at 09:59 PM.
    Back Alley Motorsports 98 GMC
    -5.3l LM7 bored to 5.7l Thompson Motorsports -72mm T4 Magnum Turbo
    -TU1 Custom Grind cam(spec speed.inc) -799 heads
    -.660" Trick Flow dual valve springs -Forged Probe Pistons 3.902" flat top

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    Anyone?
    Back Alley Motorsports 98 GMC
    -5.3l LM7 bored to 5.7l Thompson Motorsports -72mm T4 Magnum Turbo
    -TU1 Custom Grind cam(spec speed.inc) -799 heads
    -.660" Trick Flow dual valve springs -Forged Probe Pistons 3.902" flat top

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    If there's room right after the manifold and just before the turbo that should work.
    Try to find a spot that will allow the engine to have a true left and right bank.
    I think the driver side doesn't have the turbo. Right. That o2 goes a just after the manifold about 4-8" on the tube.

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    Thanks again man! Ya single turbo on passenger side.
    Back Alley Motorsports 98 GMC
    -5.3l LM7 bored to 5.7l Thompson Motorsports -72mm T4 Magnum Turbo
    -TU1 Custom Grind cam(spec speed.inc) -799 heads
    -.660" Trick Flow dual valve springs -Forged Probe Pistons 3.902" flat top

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