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    are the factory pre cat 02 and post cat o2 sensors the same? Can you intermix them?
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    I think the two pre-cats and the driver's side post-cat are the same on the 98-02 fbodies. I think the passenger side one is a different part number because of longer wires. It's been a while since I've checked into this...so hopefully, someone can back me up.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SSpdDmon View Post
    I think the two pre-cats and the driver's side post-cat are the same on the 98-02 fbodies. I think the passenger side one is a different part number because of longer wires. It's been a while since I've checked into this...so hopefully, someone can back me up.
    So you would be able to put the post cat into the pre cat and it would work just like the factory o2 sensor besides the shorter or longer wires, they do the same thing basically, right?
    2001 camaro z28 ss vert with factory slp upgrades, Hooker long tubes, 3"y-pipe to a 4" muffler, ,airlid,s.s.r.a. ,t.c.bypass,descreened m.a.f. 232/234 .595,.598 +2 comp cam with ported and polished stock heads with .650 lift dual springs and a bowl grind. tuned with EFI Live. All combined to achieve 29 m.p.g. and 399 r.w.h.p. with 384 lbs of torque. sold...

    Now own a 2015 1LE camaro

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    I am told GM now uses the one part for all four O2 sensors for the 4th gen F-car.

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    Quote Originally Posted by smslyguy View Post
    So you would be able to put the post cat into the pre cat and it would work just like the factory o2 sensor besides the shorter or longer wires, they do the same thing basically, right?
    Yes, if the connector plugs are the same (on the 2001 Camaro they are)...

    I have done this and it works fine.

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    Quote Originally Posted by joecar View Post
    Yes, if the connector plugs are the same (on the 2001 Camaro they are)...

    I have done this and it works fine.
    thanks for the info:
    2001 camaro z28 ss vert with factory slp upgrades, Hooker long tubes, 3"y-pipe to a 4" muffler, ,airlid,s.s.r.a. ,t.c.bypass,descreened m.a.f. 232/234 .595,.598 +2 comp cam with ported and polished stock heads with .650 lift dual springs and a bowl grind. tuned with EFI Live. All combined to achieve 29 m.p.g. and 399 r.w.h.p. with 384 lbs of torque. sold...

    Now own a 2015 1LE camaro

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