05-13-2008, 09:19 AM
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Originally Posted by fu03steve
so those 4 bung are for the o2 sensors then huh?
if i was to remove the 2ndary cat close to the muffler...
will CEL turn on/?
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Yeah, it probably will. In layman terms the sensors that were aft of the cats will sense too much pollution and think your cats are not functioning properly so there's a good chance it will trip a CEL light.
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05-13-2008, 10:26 AM
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Where's Che?
Che has totally disappeared from this site. I guess business is good.
That's too bad because like many others on this site I am interested in his headers but not without having the questions posted on this thread answered first regarding the CEL's
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05-13-2008, 10:31 AM
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Originally Posted by Wingnut2u
Che has totally disappeared from this site. I guess business is good.
That's too bad because like many others on this site I am interested in his headers but not without having the questions posted on this thread answered first regarding the CEL's
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hes around, Hes still a site sponser... His Ad is the one that says DelubozParts
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11-19-2010, 07:59 AM
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Back as Sponsor with More products for Porsche Boxster
Hello Everyone,
This is Che, I'm back again as 986forum sponsor. Some of you might still remember me from our Exhaust & Header Postings since year 2006, been working on making new products for Porsche Boxster for past couple years.
Now we have more products available for sale:
All forum members gets 25% Off from Normal Listed Price / Excluded items already on Sale. Many items are offer with Free S/H in 48 States USA, Please check our E-Bay Store & Web-Sites for products and prices.
E-Bay Store:
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My direct email is deluboz@aol.com or PM me direct for any questions you have about our products.
Thank you for all your supports in past and looking forward to work with you guys again
Che
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11-19-2010, 01:05 PM
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Thanks Che, I just ordered a set of headers for Boxster S on wednesday. I bought the 97-99 style from you 2 years ago but i need the O2 sensor bungs on the header. Will you be making Secondary cat. bypass pipes?
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11-19-2010, 03:06 PM
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Originally Posted by BYprodriver
Thanks Che, I just ordered a set of headers for Boxster S on wednesday. I bought the 97-99 style from you 2 years ago but i need the O2 sensor bungs on the header. Will you be making Secondary cat. bypass pipes?
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You are welcome William, Your order was shipped out on Wednesday. I've included couple O2 Sensor CEL Fix Adapters with the Header purchase Free no charge, hope these will work for you. Right now working on the Secondary bypass cat for 97-99 & 00-04 Boxster & Boxster S should be ready around in January or February 2011, will Post updates as soon is ready. Thank you for Business & Support
Che
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01-10-2011, 07:51 PM
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For all international customers reading this monster thread, I am from Australia and ordered a heap of things off Che:
Headers, cat back, adj. rear track arms and a short throw shifter.
He gave me a great price on the parts and a top shipping price (considering the size of the box)!
It arrived in a week, was packaged perfectly and all parts look fantastic. Really looking forward to installing them.
Get on board Aussies!
Sam
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01-10-2011, 08:00 PM
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Right now working on the Secondary bypass cat for 97-99 & 00-04 Boxster & Boxster S should be ready around in January or February 2011, will Post updates as soon is ready. Thank you for Business & Support
Che
Yes, let us know about the bypass pipes! Thanks!
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02-07-2011, 03:37 PM
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Originally Posted by BYprodriver
Thanks Che, I just ordered a set of headers for Boxster S on wednesday. I bought the 97-99 style from you 2 years ago but i need the O2 sensor bungs on the header. Will you be making Secondary cat. bypass pipes?
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Che,
Well I received the new style headers & I am disappointed in the new style flanges. The flange transition to primary tubes is the worst I have ever seen, (I used to sell headers at a warehouse distributer speed shop) also the collecter to secondary cat pipe 3-bolt flanges are thinner & have elongated universal style bolt slots not oem style holes. Oh well I need the dual O2 sensor bungs per header for my 2000 Boxster so I guess I will have to give up some exhaust flow due to poor tube fitment to get the O2s on the header. I shipped them off right away to get them ceramic coated inside & out for $170. This will retain more heat inside the headers to bring O2 sensors up to temperature quicker & limit radiant heat to engine compartment. Headers came back from ceramic coating & I finally have time to install them, sold my 97-99 style TopSpeed headers for $100. New headers are harder to bolt to engine due to tube routing but I get it done then realize the O2 BUNGS ARE ON THE BOTTOM of the collector facing down & there is no way the wires are long enough to reach the connecters. The bungs must be on the top of the tube facing up for the wires to reach not to mention to prevent a loss of ground clearance. As I start unbolting them to put my stock maniflods back on I notice the PASS. SIDE DENT for engine clearance is in the wrong spot & has no effect other than to block exhaust flow. Great I have $400. "invested" in useless ceramic coated pipes & I just sold the last set I bought from you.
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02-08-2011, 09:32 AM
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Originally Posted by BYprodriver
Che,
Well I received the new style headers & I am disappointed in the new style flanges. The flange transition to primary tubes is the worst I have ever seen, (I used to sell headers at a warehouse distributer speed shop) also the collecter to secondary cat pipe 3-bolt flanges are thinner & have elongated universal style bolt slots not oem style holes. Oh well I need the dual O2 sensor bungs per header for my 2000 Boxster so I guess I will have to give up some exhaust flow due to poor tube fitment to get the O2s on the header. I shipped them off right away to get them ceramic coated inside & out for $170. This will retain more heat inside the headers to bring O2 sensors up to temperature quicker & limit radiant heat to engine compartment. Headers came back from ceramic coating & I finally have time to install them, sold my 97-99 style TopSpeed headers for $100. New headers are harder to bolt to engine due to tube routing but I get it done then realize the O2 BUNGS ARE ON THE BOTTOM of the collector facing down & there is no way the wires are long enough to reach the connecters. The bungs must be on the top of the tube facing up for the wires to reach not to mention to prevent a loss of ground clearance. As I start unbolting them to put my stock maniflods back on I notice the PASS. SIDE DENT for engine clearance is in the wrong spot & has no effect other than to block exhaust flow. Great I have $400. "invested" in useless ceramic coated pipes & I just sold the last set I bought from you. 
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Sorry for late reply, was out of office all week. This Headers for Boxster 00-04 model are always been the same design since I've been on this forum  .
Please send the header back to us this way I have access on the Header you had received and compare to our inventory stock Headers. Regardless will have issue resolve, please return back to:
delubozparts
4109 Billy Mitchell Dr
Addison,TX 75001
I will reimburse the Return S/H just include a Shipping receipt with the Header package.
Thank you and My apologies on the issues you had experience,
Che
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05-13-2008, 10:31 AM
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Originally Posted by Wingnut2u
Che has totally disappeared from this site. I guess business is good.
That's too bad because like many others on this site I am interested in his headers but not without having the questions posted on this thread answered first regarding the CEL's
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No, he's been on here. he just hasn't posted a repsonse here. I clicked on his profile and it said he was actually here today @ Last Activity: Today 09:19. My guess is that he doesn't have reasonable solution to the CEL issue so he hasn't posted a repsonse.
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05-13-2008, 11:17 AM
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Originally Posted by Adam
Yeah, it probably will. In layman terms the sensors that were aft of the cats will sense too much pollution and think your cats are not functioning properly so there's a good chance it will trip a CEL light.
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so a better solution is probably to keep the cat by the muffler...
and remove the first cat along with the headers?
would that be better?
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05-13-2008, 11:26 AM
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Originally Posted by fu03steve
so a better solution is probably to keep the cat by the muffler...
and remove the first cat along with the headers?
would that be better?
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Here's the deal. If you want to avoid a CEL then you need to keep your stock manifolds or pay $2,300 for the Fabspeed headers I listed a pic of. The other main cats down stream by the muffler can be removed because there are no 02 sensors by them. Essentially the computer doesn't know if those cats are there or not. Here's a pic of the stock Porsche manifold that che's headers replace and all the others on ebay like his. If you replace this manifold with one without a cat then a CEL is likely. This is why companies like B&B don't make headers for 2000-04 boxsters. They know it will cause issues. The 2.5L guys however are in the clear and don't have to worry about all this stuff.
Last edited by Adam; 05-13-2008 at 01:31 PM.
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05-13-2008, 01:17 PM
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Originally Posted by Adam
Here's the deal. If you want to avoid a CEL then you need to keep your stock manifolds or pay $2,300 for the Fabspeed headers I listed a pic of. The other main cats down stream by the muffler can be removed because there are no 02 sensors by them. Essentially the computer doesn't know if those cats are there or not. Here's a pic of the stock Porsche manifold that che's headers replace and all the others on ebay like his. If you remove this manifold with one without a cat then a CEL is likely. This is why companies like B&B don't make headers for 2000-04 boxsters. They know it will cause issues. The 2.5L guys however are in the clear and don't have to worry about all this stuff.
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oh i see!! thanks for the explaination. so the secondary cat ( by the muffler ) is save to remove and replace with test pipe... but there have to have a cat by the exhaust manifolds... i see...
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05-13-2008, 01:33 PM
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Steve... Im going to hit you!
You cant remove any of your cats without getting a CEL... You can remove the secondary cats IF and ONLY IF you have ROW settings flashed into your ECU or have revo flash your ECU to ignore the input from the last sets of o2 sensors.
If you look at the image, the cat on the right side has an O2 sensor screw in behind it so its expecting cleaner exhaust.
This is where the o2's are bolted to my exhaust on my 2.5.
Last edited by CJ_Boxster; 05-13-2008 at 01:50 PM.
Reason: wrong picture
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05-13-2008, 01:58 PM
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That diagram has me scratchng my head! It shows 8 02 sensors!! That diagram is screwed up! You should be able to replace those cats no prob.
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05-13-2008, 02:00 PM
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Originally Posted by Adam
That diagrahm has me scratchng my head! It shows 8 02 sensors!! I don't think that thing is right. You should be able to replace those cats no prob.
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That image is from the porsche parts cataloge, its just showing all the possible locations an o2 sensor CAN go.
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