Egr???
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tell me about what it is...
what are the benefits of removing it on a new intake manifold? if it matters, its a L83
what are the benefits of removing it on a new intake manifold? if it matters, its a L83
My suggestions are, if oyu dont have to take it off, dont take it off (e.g. converted lt1 or headers without the egr lines). I have read that it doesnt really add any power and will more than likely mess up the very touchy computer. So I would leave it unless you do something that requires to get rid of it.
Your EGR (and the one on the Iron-headed L98), is unique in that it pulls the exhaust gas internally, and doesn't have a tube coming from the headers. I believe most guys eliminate their EGR system, when they buy headers. You don't have that problem. Besides, a properly-working EGR system is off at WOT (so I can't believe it effects performance).
Working properly it lowers combustion chambers.
When it fails, it can cause all kinds of fun driveability problems (such as your car not being able to hold an idle).
EDIT: I was referring to the '85's iron heads, I should have specified
Working properly it lowers combustion chambers.
When it fails, it can cause all kinds of fun driveability problems (such as your car not being able to hold an idle).
EDIT: I was referring to the '85's iron heads, I should have specified
Last edited by mikey whipreck; Feb 8, 2007 at 11:24 PM. Reason: Iron headed comment needed specified
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