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Old 03-02-2007, 01:01 AM
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I am a little lost here. I have a 2002 z with no egr , but air right? Witch set of pacesetters do i order!!!!!!!!!!! or can i just block off the air tube ? Anyone got right part #
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you can buy pacesetters with just air fittings or you can delete your air system and get the codes tuned out and go with race style
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just get the "race" style ones and have the system tuned out
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Will a predetor tune this out and what is involved with taking it off
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It is easy to take the air. I would get the race style... The air hook ups dont fit for crap (at least mine didnt). If I was to go back I would get the race style
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I've heard the new predators will tune the codes out, but not certain. Any one of our sponsors can do it for cheap, usually way less than the cost of a normal tune. MTI charged me $75 to delete all my codes.
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Originally Posted by TheBlurLS1
Any one of our sponsors can do it for cheap, usually way less than the cost of a normal tune. MTI charged me $75 to delete all my codes.
Is the code mentioned above a mail-order tune? Also, which other sponsors can delete common codes?
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Anyone who does mail order tunes, or dynotunes, can do it.

Have them delete AIR/EGR/Rear O2 (no need for O2 sims)/EVAP/Fuel tank pressure codes. This way you can trash all the emissions equipment. You can keep it, and it will work, but it just won't set the SES light if you disconnect it.
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I'm going to be getting pacesetters too,but I have emissions here in massachusetts would I fail if I deleted the AIR and what is the purpose of it anyways?
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I was planning on ordering Pacesetter's, and through some extensive searching everyone seems to recommend the "race style" headers. So, order the "race" headers, buy a mail-order tune with the mentioned group of common codes deleted, and I should be golden?
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I got the set with emmission fittings and wish I didn't. I ended up tuning everything out and now have all that extra crap to look at.
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What involved with air removal new belts or what?
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I haven't removed mine yet, I just had it turned up so it doesn't kick on. As far as I know you won't need new belts. The pump itself is located behind the drivers side fog light and you remove that and all the hoses. I know there's an old post somewhere that details the whole job.




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