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    87 Legend Coupe, 92 Civic (2001 Solo2 FSP National Champ), 04 Audi S4, 04 Cayenne S
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    75 914 2.0, 75 Spitfire 1500, 86 Integra RS, 87 Integra LS-SE, 91 Integra LS

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  1. You might consider replacing the rear O2 sensors with simulators - basically devices that output a signal indicating that the mixture is correct and the cats are working efficiently without even sampling the exhaust. They basically spoof the computer.
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