Subject	Just wondering...
Posted by	Cincyzx on May 08, 2006 at 10:22 PM
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In Reply To	You wont need to but you will need to unbolt the EGR tubes. posted by Patrick(Austin) on May 08, 2006 at 09:40 PM
Message	If you remove the EGR will you be helping keep engine temps down? It just seems logical as it stops hot exhaust from being fed back into the engine? This is a new concept to me so i was just wondering if that would be a pro?
Follow Ups	EGR removal - dream Z (MD) 20:05:31 05/08/06 Interested to hear if anyone has an answer to this? - Znewbie 21:09:02 05/08/06 the 2 plates go on the plenum openings... - Spee 21:12:51 05/08/06 you'll need to pull the plenum too. (n/m) - Spee 21:10:14 05/08/06 Thanks spee did not know you had to do that - dream Z (MD) 21:15:28 05/08/06 Re: you'll need to pull the plenum too. - buzzfast 21:20:50 05/08/06 I don't know spee knows his stuff (n/m) - dream Z (MD) 21:33:34 05/08/06 You wont need to but you will need to unbolt the EGR tubes. - Patrick(Austin) 21:40:04 05/08/06 Just wondering... - Cincyzx 22:22:17 05/08/06 Actually does the opposite... - 90Z-NA (ATL) 07:52:48 05/09/06 I've done it before. - Spee 22:37:20 05/08/06 speaking from experience...yes you do. (n/m) - Spee 22:34:07 05/08/06 Pros..less crap to deal with, and doesn't put exhaust - CollegeBoy 21:48:01 05/08/06 Follow Spee's advice. He knows what he's doing and won't - 300zxquire 22:55:30 05/08/06 Things to mention 2 years ago... :-) - YugoBernie (NoVA) 00:32:47 05/09/06 I know you swaped it but I did not know shit about - dream Z (MD) 10:20:14 05/09/06
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