removing egr?

Started by Bigbadtoy, August 13, 2005, 12:04:56 AM

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Bigbadtoy

i have a 91 pickup with 22re and i was wondering if i would gain anything from removing the egr junk or would it hurt my engine any suggestions would be helpful
i love playin in the mud

WHITE_TRASH

My egr is no longer hooked up and Im only running 6 total vacuum lines on my 94.  Ive still got the evap canister, high idle solenoid, fuel pressure regulator and pcv valve hooked up.  When I have time Ill make plates to block the egr off at the head and the intake.  I havent noticed any loss of power and everything still functions as it should.  Id highly recomend that if you sdnt have the smog nazi's to worry about you rip all the :pokinit: out of there. :greengrin:
Full hydro, 186:1 with an auto and 44's what could go wrong??

Bigbadtoy

what can i all rip off?
i love playin in the mud

88runner

Quote from: WHITE_TRASH on August 13, 2005, 03:34:46 AM
When I have time Ill make plates to block the egr off at the head and the intake.

this is the part you need to read with atention don't just remove it.
88 4runner v6,
5.29 with 35" tires,
Isuzu Rodeo rear disk brake,
t-case hand brake in near futur
solid axle'd

WHITE_TRASH

Pretty much everything can go away.  Just leave the basics like the brake booster, pcv, fuel pressure regulator and evap canister.  the rest can be tossed.  I left the high idle solenoid functioning so Ill have high idle when I turn the a/c switch on with the onboard air but otherwise its all crap.  The vacuum line rail between the intake and valve cover can be tossed aswell.  It looks soooo much cleaner under my hood now. :greengrin:
Full hydro, 186:1 with an auto and 44's what could go wrong??

WHITE_TRASH

Yea if you just take it off you'll have UBER exhausl leaks. :hahaha:

I cut the flanges off my air tube fromt he exhause and welded a washer over the hole and welded the small hole in the washer shut and put them back on.  That was actually the first thing I did to this engine beings the header doesnt have a provision for air tubes. :greengrin:
Full hydro, 186:1 with an auto and 44's what could go wrong??