C16 o2 sensor test
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Well, the results are in.
I ran 2 tanks of c16 (yeah-HIGHtest) and pulled the wideband.
It was COVERED with ****.
I just pulled it after 2 tanks of 93/25% xylene.
Clean as new!
I was told to try this by my buddy (NHRA record holder - for real, not an "internet" record holder
)
I didn't believe his hillbilly ***, but he was right.
I ran 2 tanks of c16 (yeah-HIGHtest) and pulled the wideband.
It was COVERED with ****.
I just pulled it after 2 tanks of 93/25% xylene.
Clean as new!
I was told to try this by my buddy (NHRA record holder - for real, not an "internet" record holder
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I didn't believe his hillbilly ***, but he was right.
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yeah,
With c-16 your new wideand O2 will last 10-20 hrs of engine run time before you have to toss it , cleaning does help but after 20 hrs it's a toss up ....
But if your running tire pressure type boost it is much better to use than your current mix, your choice the sensor or the engine .....
With c-16 your new wideand O2 will last 10-20 hrs of engine run time before you have to toss it , cleaning does help but after 20 hrs it's a toss up ....
But if your running tire pressure type boost it is much better to use than your current mix, your choice the sensor or the engine .....
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