turbo 2.8

I meant to say the second cat farthest from the engine , this sensor just tells you if the cat is bad , its not an o2 that controls anything , no codes vmp disabled it

2005Redfire6

Aren't they both equal distance from the engine? Lol. So you replaced the passenger one with the sensor for the wideband?

Mudflap

I bought an SOS pod for my 2010. Lethal Performance has them, as much as I hate buying from that place. They never answer my f'in emails or PMs. That will probably be the last thing I ever buy from there.

808muscle

SOS pillars are freaking perfect but I dont know if they make them for the 2011s yet. Wiring to the passenger kick panel with an add a fuse is simple. Having headers makes it even easier too.

turbo 2.8

lol well you have two sets , use the one farthest downstream of the engine , oh I forgot to mention it passed emissions with no problems , yes I took out the rear o2 on passenger side and ran the a/f sensor

Riptide

My "perfect" SOS gauge pod has a nice little buzzing rattle that makes me want to choke small furry animals.

raywang5

yo, Mudflap i was wonder if i can buy those silver round protector or decreation whatever it calls seperate?

157dB

http://www.motoiq.com/magazine_artic...sor-mount.aspx

http://www.advancespeedshop.com/nowe...0-p-14711.html

Aint GOOGLE grand...???

dmhines

I ordered the Pillar Pod from Lethal Performance too. There is really no other option right now to mount both a Boost and A/F Wideband gauge and have it look good ...

I have a Roush Vent Pod on the way also ... I may put an Intercooler Water Temp gauge in it ...

Mudflap

lol, that part is called a "bezel" Ray you goofball

Aeroforce sells brushed aluminum ones here:

http://www.aeroforcetech.com/accessories.html

I would imagine you can also buy the black or silver ones, just give them a call maybe. My gauges came with both. I don't know if they'd fit gauges other than the interceptor...

Another option if you have black bezels already, is just to take them off, sand them down with a fine grain sanding sponge so paint will stick to them, and then spray paint them with the color of your choice from Home Depot... thats what I'd do.