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What are XIED'S?

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Old 09-06-2013, 01:50 AM
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I've seen this on several posts, what is it?
 
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Go to nightrider.com it will explain it.
 
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Fancy oxygen sensors that allow your EFI to cope with changes to air filter and pipes better than the stock ones....for my money I would go with a proper tuner like a FuelPak.
 
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Thanks for the info!
 
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I have them and they work very well.
 
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Fancy oxygen sensors that allow your EFI to cope with changes to air filter and pipes better than the stock ones....for my money I would go with a proper tuner like a FuelPak.
They aren't sensors.

They are a pair of resistors that are added between the existing sensors and the ECU as a voltage divider to increase the bias voltage on the sensors. This makes it look as though the engine is running lean and the ECU compensates accordingly.

A cheap and cheerful stage-1 upgrade option.
 
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Fancy oxygen sensors that allow your EFI to cope with changes to air filter and pipes better than the stock ones....for my money I would go with a proper tuner like a FuelPak
Oh you can tell your an evo guy...Oxygen sensors? nope. All they are is a resistor that goes between your oxygen sensors and ecm to reduce the signal tricking the ECM into putting out more fuel.
 
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dammit foxster beat me to it
 
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Kinda not like STD's. lolol..
 
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What are the potential pitfalls of using XIED's or VIED's?
 
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