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ssi 2in/out on an 89 3.2 euro

Can I put my ssi's 2in/out on an 89 3.2 euro motor if so what' involved?

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Thick or thin flanged?
O2 sensor provision on the SSi's
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Not sure how do I tell, They are on my 2.7 at the moment not sure is there is a O2 sensor provision where will i find it?

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If they are on the 2.7 they are likely thin flanged --the 3.2 likely has longer studs for thick flanged. (not too big of an issue)

On the O2 . ..your set likely doesn't have it. If you want to look it exists on the left side SSi. --it would be a blocked-off threaded hole if it is there...as a 2.7 doesnt use an O2 sensor.

hope that helps. for pictures and/or more info, try the search above.
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island is right. no issues just have to use spacer to take up the distance on the threaded stud. .
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SSI's on 3.2 engine:

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One other issue, to check out, is the flange lead-in. (the 3.2 has bigger exhaust ports) Check out this thread (click)

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OK.

They fit fine. Bolt them up using STOCK 3.2 gaskets. Below is a pic of a 3.2 set. I point out the difference between the two. Both are thick flange.. but one of them gets a "beveled" edge on the outside and the other gets a "beveled edge on the inside.


3.2 Liter 1 3/8 ID and 1.5 OD.



Here is the difference between the two. Very minor differences and most if is to fit the heads correctly.



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Here's mine with a m&k.
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where can I get the spacers

Also if it does not have an 02 sensor what needs to be done to accomidate this?

I have an M&K 2in /out exhast as well
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Duke Zink,

where did you get the air filter for the 3.2 ?

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It's just a K&N with a 3 1/2" flange. Note I'm not using the AFM because I'm running megasquirt.
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spacers can be washers or machined spacers. I bought 503 rotax head stud spacers for the shroud. works perfect
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where can I but the 503 rotax head stud spacers?
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LEAF= Leading Edge-Air Foils .com 800-532-3462 ask for Jack or Brian.

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