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if i install a cat bypass, will i need to adjust my mixture?

just wondering. (i will also, install a gutted stock muff at the same time).

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Someone that knows for sure will chime in. In my case I did it to the 964 without any additional changes to the car... I would venture to say that you probably will not need to make any changes.
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You may or may not plug in the O2 sensor. The system will run rich if left out (by default). This was not the most technically advanced emissions setup.

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I didn't with my 82. I have the Bursch "test pipe" and 1 in 1out. I also have a new functioning 02 sensor.
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Cliff I did not have to with my car I just made sure the 02 sensor was in place. But your 3.0 might be a tad different than the 3.2.
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You may need (want) to richen it up a little, which is what I did. I believe the newer motronic cars will adjust automatically and those folks don't need to do anything.
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YES YES you change your VE with a cat bypass. if all you do is a catbypass then you are wasting your time. Chip your car or richen it....

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