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Old 10-14-2010, 09:32 PM
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i have a set of 00 headers how can i make the air tube fit my 99
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Delete AIR.

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Well, I suppose you *could* get air and EGR fittings welded on the headers... but unless your local emisions laws require it, you might as well delete them both.
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is there any advantage to deleting air and egr
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Originally Posted by onebadassws9
is there any advantage to deleting air and egr
Yep. Cleans up the engine bay, weight reduction, and makes plug changes a ton easier.

Once you put longtubes on your car, it basically renders all your emissions equipment pointless. Even with high flow cats on the car.

An AIR pumps only job is to pump clean air into the exhaust so it'll pass the sniffer in California. If you don't live in Cali, take the pump off.




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