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TayWolf55 12-15-2004 03:33 PM

Newbie Exhaust Questions
 
Before I order tonight or tomorrow:

I am ordering the mac prochamber for right now. No catback yet, I just dont need it right now.

So I make my way to brenspeed.com (they are all over ebay with a good feedback) and I get the prochamber in my shopping car, and now heres where I need the help.

Do I need both the mil eliminators and the o2 extensions for my 04?

and now a question about installing them...

Theres 4 sensors correct? The 2 front ones screw into the new h pipe like normal, then the 2 rear ones go sensor > mil eliminator > extension > into the new h pipe?

Please help. :p

Jeremy 12-15-2004 07:23 PM

I don't think you will need the extensions. I had to get extensions on my old stang when I installed my long tubes however.

spike_africa 12-15-2004 08:43 PM

you shouldnt need extenstions.

and it goes connector,mils,sensor into h-pipe.

gtstang03 12-15-2004 09:21 PM

Correct. No need for extensions. Just plugs in between the wiring harness and the REAR o2 sensor. Only time extensions are needed is with long tubes

TayWolf55 12-16-2004 04:52 AM

Alright, so the front 2 sensors go in like normal, then the rear 2 sensors get the mil eliminators? :confused:

Thanks for the answers guys, after this im ordering.

spike_africa 12-16-2004 07:34 AM


Originally Posted by TayWolf55
Alright, so the front 2 sensors go in like normal, then the rear 2 sensors get the mil eliminators? :confused:

Thanks for the answers guys, after this im ordering.


you got it man.
:)

WhiteDevil 12-16-2004 10:26 AM


Originally Posted by spike_africa
you got it man.
:)

Exactly. Just a thought, it took me 20 minutes and $3 to make my own mil eliminators. I can find the diagram of how to make them for you if you want. It was very very simple and saves you a good amount of money

TayWolf55 12-16-2004 12:27 PM


Originally Posted by WhiteDevil
Exactly. Just a thought, it took me 20 minutes and $3 to make my own mil eliminators. I can find the diagram of how to make them for you if you want. It was very very simple and saves you a good amount of money

What all is involved in making them?

WhiteDevil 12-16-2004 12:30 PM


Originally Posted by TayWolf55
What all is involved in making them?

You just have to buy a couple small parts (under ~$5) from a local shop (radio shack, circut city, etc.) and you just need a little handheld soldiering iron. I was worried cuz I'm not exactly a welder, but its brainless and the instructions tell you EXACTLY what to do. Lemme try to find them, its seriously not worth spending a bunch of money for mil eliminators
http://www.zx2racing.com/articles/mil.htm
Scroll down and it has a couple diagrams under "building mil eliminators". Don't be intimidated at all by it, I was at first and being a mechanical moron, I was still able to figure this one out.

TayWolf55 12-16-2004 03:28 PM

I decided to go with the offroad H pipe instead of the prochamber because I heard it would be more of a wild rough rumble. Since it was $70 cheaper I went ahead and got the $50 MIL eliminators.

Thanks for the info though its definatelly a good read.

WhiteDevil 12-16-2004 03:31 PM


Originally Posted by TayWolf55
I decided to go with the offroad H pipe instead of the prochamber because I heard it would be more of a wild rough rumble. Since it was $70 cheaper I went ahead and got the $50 MIL eliminators.

Thanks for the info though its definatelly a good read.

Oh thats cool, what brand offroad H did you go with?

TayWolf55 12-16-2004 04:20 PM


Originally Posted by WhiteDevil
Oh thats cool, what brand offroad H did you go with?

Mac, same guys who do the prochamber. It was only 138 shipped so I figured why not.

WhiteDevil 12-17-2004 07:44 AM

right on. I wonder how it will sound. You should post up what you think when you get in installed, I'm curious how they sound.

TayWolf55 12-17-2004 12:47 PM

Definatelly. I have the ability to get a good sound clip.. not one of those that are all distorted.

WhiteDevil 12-17-2004 01:04 PM

nice, definitly, PM me when you do if you remember

2000 STEEDA 12-17-2004 07:30 PM

That's a very good article that you found and posted about the MIL eliminators. Bad for people that sell them though.

WhiteDevil 12-20-2004 06:59 AM


Originally Posted by 2000 STEEDA
That's a very good article that you found and posted about the MIL eliminators. Bad for people that sell them though.

Not a big deal for them though. Alot of people would prefer to just buy stuff already made and guarenteed. Also not everyone has easy access to a soildering iron, my dad just happened to be a jeweler for 25 years.. :D

gtnumber2 12-22-2004 12:24 PM

on some tuners you can turn off the back o2 sensers and there is no need for mils.

Silvr04GT 12-24-2004 05:15 PM

If you are going to leave your rear O2 sensors in and have them turned off by using a chip you'll need to get the extensions because the placement of the O2 sensors on the 04s is different than 99 - 03.


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