I would like to use this on a single cylinder engine burning methanol. What is the minimum distance to mount sensor from head exhaust?
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I would recommend placing the sensor in the 9 o'clock to 3 o'clock position around 8-18" from the exhaust port
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Weld the bung at least 24 inches downstream of the exhaust port outlet (after the collector), or 24 inches after the turbocharger if so equipped. The bung should be welded before the X or H pipe if so equipped.Read the manual http://www.innovatemotorsports.com/support/manual/MTX-L_print%201.2.pdf
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You cannot adjust the sensor distance. It will work to about 11 feet. You could re-position the unit to make up for your distance requirements.
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I tested this tonight. It appears to be about 3/4 to 1 inch from the sensor.
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I just replaced my old 4-barrel carb. I would guess that you are not going to get the true performance from the 4-barrel carb mounted to an adapter. I would make sure that whatever you buy is marine and coast guard approved. An adapter mounted on your existing manifold might put your spark/air cleaner too high for the engine compartment.
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The most accurate method would be to use two bungs, using one is fine though. Just put it a couple inches after the pipes meet together so there is adequate mixing of the exhaust gas from both cylinders.
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I used it on a 50hp Mercury on a Fisher bass boat...works great. Just do 1wire at a time.
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It all depends on the size of the engine and the rest of the exhaust setup (pipe diameter and such). I personally utilized this on the exhaust system in my modified 350Z to eliminate drone when cruising. It definitely helped out.
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You can install it wherever. Better to be in the oil pan if possible to see just what your engine or transmission is sucking in. You could also cut the hose and use some brass fittings to mount the sensor inline. Just make sure it's all secured well of course.
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I have since disposed off the sensor because it was the wrong one for my car and didn't use it. I can't remember the length of the cable. Sorry. Contact the dealers.
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No sir, go to a muffler shop, have them cut your original cat off and weld the magnaflow cat to replace the gap. That's pretty much what I did. You don't have to mess with your o2 sensor. Now the driver and passenger is a different story.
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This is the answer I got when I asked, so it is how I have it: Mount it so the bigger end is nearer the fuel tank.
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wrap input sensor wire around a spark plug wire. battery driven, so no power needed. mine kept forgetting settings such as 2 or 4 stroke and # of cylinders. also newer model mercury will not give proper readings.
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Have a DPMS flatop and low profile gas block. Though I run a Piston. They have to be slid on from the end they fit snug. The lined up perfect with my 40mm red dot in between. When down they do not interfere with the Red dot. I don't think the Gas block would generate enough heat to melt these.
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Yes You just need to hook the sensor to a part of your motor that gets hot so it can read the temperature. I hooked this up to the the intake manifold on a carbed cadillac 500 big block motor in a 76 sedan deville
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I have it installed. I don't know if it has sensor particularly for a hood, but if you make vibrations anywhere near the engine, alarm does go off. Hope this helps.
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This is downstream. part number 234-4162 is Upstream. The sensor should be universal to CARB requirements.
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Exhaust manifold fit perfect, I installed mine with a fel-pro gasket from amazon and since I did not need the extra sensor port on bottom (my 2.5 S only had one manifold sensor) I took the manifold down to AutoZone and we plugged it up using an oil drain bolt-works perfect to this day.