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06-03-2012, 07:42 AM #1
Egr removal
I have a '98 WS6 with cam, headers, and off-road Y-Pipes. My cam installer totally removed my EGR. What is the advantage with removing the EGR?
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06-03-2012, 08:54 AM #2
cleaning up the engine bay is probably the best argument for removing it. The end of the egr tube does stick down into the air stream so there's a tiny bit of help there. Horsepower wise the gains are very very small.
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06-03-2012, 09:06 AM #3
Thanks.
2001 Pueter WS6-Auto RagTop | (Grocery Wagon)
1998 Red WS6 | RagTop | (Boy Toy)
Moser 9-inch | 4.56 gears| Long Tube Hdrs | Off-Road Y-Pipes
Loudmouth 1 cats | Trick Flow Cam | .238/.242 | .595/.595 | 112 lsa
Front:285x30x17 Firestone | Rear: 315x30x18 MT Dr's C5 Vette Wheels
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06-03-2012, 01:00 PM #4
did you get tuned afterwards? There's an egr adder table that needs to be zero'd out......if not you'll get tip in knock under certain circumstances and it'll pull timing.
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06-03-2012, 01:41 PM #5
Hey, that gives me more to think about. Haven't had a verified tuneup since cam install and egr removal. A program for another LS1 with my mods was downloaded to my engine.
Pull timing? I've noticed no knock, but yes, under certain circumstances I have experienced timing loss. I have electric cutouts and there were two occasions where I did a hard roll-on in 2nd gear with cutouts open and acceleration was way less than expected.
I'm currently awaiting price quotes from a local performance shop on a clutch install and dyno tune. Should have quotes by tomorrow Noon.
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