Titanium O2 Sensor Bung (M18x1.5mm) - GR5 6AL4V
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Usually ready in 24 hoursOur Ticon Industries Titanium O2 oxygen sensor bungs are perfect for adding a Wide Band O2 Oxygen sensor to your Titanium motorcycle or car exhaust. The Ticon Industries O2 Sensor bungs are CNC machined out of the highest quality 6AL4V GR5 Titanium and come pre-coped specifically to fit 1.75" - 2.5" or 2.75" to 6" tubing for ease of use.
*This product is designed for monitoring purposes only whereby the user can add additional monitoring equipment and not as an OEM replacement part. Ticon Industries Inc and Stainless Bros assumes no responsibility if the product is not used for its intended purpose*
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Titanium O2 Sensor Bung (M18x1.5mm) - GR5 6AL4V
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Ticon Industries makes every attempt to fulfill and ship most orders the SAME DAY! 99.5% of orders ship within 24 hours.
The cut-off time for same day shipping is as follows:
Non Expedited Orders: 2:30P.M. CST
Expedited Orders: 3:30P.M. CST
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Returns?
Returns are accepted on brand new items in their original packaging up to 30 days after purchase in exchange for merchandise credit.
Please contact us at sales@ticonindustries.com or 512-827-3688 for a return authorization before any items are returned. All items need to be sent back via UPS or FedEx with a valid tracking number.
We do not recommend USPS as they lose packages frequently! If a full return is requested, a 15% restocking fee will be charged.
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