Pacific Northwest Headers Installer
04-23-20, 09:23 PM
#31
Hey, congrats on the new parts. I had thought the O2 sim would prevent those codes on these newer batches of headers ?
04-23-20, 09:40 PM
#32
Agreed, I wired in my o2 sims and haven’t had an issue since.
Opting for a tune with o2 eliminator would be ideal though. Although not like it’s impossible cut out the sim and wire it back to stock.
Opting for a tune with o2 eliminator would be ideal though. Although not like it’s impossible cut out the sim and wire it back to stock.
04-24-20, 01:35 PM
#33
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Good call out. Since they installed RR Racing o2 sim and my suspicion is that it hasn't been correctly adjusted. Still not sure what's causing the rubbing noise when turning left.
I'm going back in today and hopefully get both issues taken care of.
I'm going back in today and hopefully get both issues taken care of.
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04-25-20, 02:08 PM
#34
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Update on 4/24.
Brought it back in and got the rubbing noise eliminated when turning left. It's exactly what caymandive posted in this thread (Post # 10) - https://www.clublexus.com/forums/is-...ttle-club.html
The left exhaust pipes were too close to that bracket, while the right side had plenty of clearance. I ended up just notching that bracket so it gives more clearance for the pipe. Didn't notch both.
As for the CEL, I made the assumption that the O2 sim was installed; that was incorrect. Not only was the O2 not installed, I wasn't even supplied with one! I emailed PPE and according to Paul, RR-Racing was supposed to provide me with one (since I bought the headers from RR Racing). Haven't emailed Rafi/Simon on this one yet, but seeing O2 sim wasn't even provided, I may just opt for the RR racing tune. Anyone have any thoughts on going RR racing tune route?
Brought it back in and got the rubbing noise eliminated when turning left. It's exactly what caymandive posted in this thread (Post # 10) - https://www.clublexus.com/forums/is-...ttle-club.html
The left exhaust pipes were too close to that bracket, while the right side had plenty of clearance. I ended up just notching that bracket so it gives more clearance for the pipe. Didn't notch both.
As for the CEL, I made the assumption that the O2 sim was installed; that was incorrect. Not only was the O2 not installed, I wasn't even supplied with one! I emailed PPE and according to Paul, RR-Racing was supposed to provide me with one (since I bought the headers from RR Racing). Haven't emailed Rafi/Simon on this one yet, but seeing O2 sim wasn't even provided, I may just opt for the RR racing tune. Anyone have any thoughts on going RR racing tune route?
04-27-20, 02:02 PM
#35
Update on 4/24.
Brought it back in and got the rubbing noise eliminated when turning left. It's exactly what caymandive posted in this thread (Post # 10) - https://www.clublexus.com/forums/is-...ttle-club.html
The left exhaust pipes were too close to that bracket, while the right side had plenty of clearance. I ended up just notching that bracket so it gives more clearance for the pipe. Didn't notch both.
As for the CEL, I made the assumption that the O2 sim was installed; that was incorrect. Not only was the O2 not installed, I wasn't even supplied with one! I emailed PPE and according to Paul, RR-Racing was supposed to provide me with one (since I bought the headers from RR Racing). Haven't emailed Rafi/Simon on this one yet, but seeing O2 sim wasn't even provided, I may just opt for the RR racing tune. Anyone have any thoughts on going RR racing tune route?
Brought it back in and got the rubbing noise eliminated when turning left. It's exactly what caymandive posted in this thread (Post # 10) - https://www.clublexus.com/forums/is-...ttle-club.html
The left exhaust pipes were too close to that bracket, while the right side had plenty of clearance. I ended up just notching that bracket so it gives more clearance for the pipe. Didn't notch both.
As for the CEL, I made the assumption that the O2 sim was installed; that was incorrect. Not only was the O2 not installed, I wasn't even supplied with one! I emailed PPE and according to Paul, RR-Racing was supposed to provide me with one (since I bought the headers from RR Racing). Haven't emailed Rafi/Simon on this one yet, but seeing O2 sim wasn't even provided, I may just opt for the RR racing tune. Anyone have any thoughts on going RR racing tune route?
If you're in a pinch and need an o2 sim right away, I might have some brand new ones (Renton) you can use and send me the new one once you get it. Its been a while since I installed my headers and installed the tune.
04-27-20, 04:53 PM
#36
Driver
Thread Starter
Plenty of reviews about the RR tune: https://www.clublexus.com/forums/cl-...e-finally.html
If you're in a pinch and need an o2 sim right away, I might have some brand new ones (Renton) you can use and send me the new one once you get it. Its been a while since I installed my headers and installed the tune.
If you're in a pinch and need an o2 sim right away, I might have some brand new ones (Renton) you can use and send me the new one once you get it. Its been a while since I installed my headers and installed the tune.
Last edited by Rainheart; 04-27-20 at 08:38 PM.
04-27-20, 08:07 PM
#37
Thanks for offering! Really appreciate. I decided to go the RR-Racing tune route. I already have headers, intake, and exhaust installed, might as well take it all the way and get the tune too. Emailed Simon @ RR-Racing and got that process started. Will let everyone on the progress.
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05-03-20, 03:34 PM
#38
Driver
Thread Starter
Nope. Oh well, I guess I'll have to settle for less hp 
In other news, quick update. Got the tune from RR-Racing on Friday (5/1) and installed it same day. After the tune, drove it for a total of about 180 miles and no CEL so far!(knock on wood). Out of curiosity, plugged in an OBDII reader, and it still had the code, but it's not 'matured' yet. My guess is probably this will clear itself out with after a few drive cycle.
I think I'm finally done throwing money at the car....
In other news, quick update. Got the tune from RR-Racing on Friday (5/1) and installed it same day. After the tune, drove it for a total of about 180 miles and no CEL so far!(knock on wood). Out of curiosity, plugged in an OBDII reader, and it still had the code, but it's not 'matured' yet. My guess is probably this will clear itself out with after a few drive cycle.
I think I'm finally done throwing money at the car....
05-27-20, 05:23 PM
#39
I finally had my PPE headers installed at Stage Auto in Kirkland WA and they did a fantastic job.
Install was cost friendly and they were able to save my upstream sensors. Labor will be about 8-10 hours based on if sensors will need to be replaced.
Highly recommended...be sure to ask for Chris!
Install was cost friendly and they were able to save my upstream sensors. Labor will be about 8-10 hours based on if sensors will need to be replaced.
Highly recommended...be sure to ask for Chris!
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