Delete, Yes or No

OutlawPony

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My 306 has the "crossover" pipe that goes from cylinder head to cylinder head. My question is: Should I block them off ? Right now they are head to head, but the valve on the passenger side is "blocked" off. The car is not really a street car, mostly weekend racer. If it's "blocked" off is it really serving any function ?

 

OutlawPony

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Anyone ?

 

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venom97

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i dont know what it would hurt. i deleted mine so that it looked cleaner under the hood. no problems here

 

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Rick's Fords

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Look into EGR pipe instead of crossover

 

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luckythirteen13

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if the pipe is blocked off on the passenger side and all the pipe is doing is joining the two sides together, then just get rid of the pipe. looks ugly and its dead weight. its part of the smog system

 

OutlawPony

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THANKS !

 

bryce93lx

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search smog removal, and kill the whole thing, if it is a race call all that stuff should be gone, or if your sate has no emmissions testing....

 

OutlawPony

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bryce93lx said:

search smog removal, and kill the whole thing, if it is a race call all that stuff should be gone, or if your sate has no emmissions testing....

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Yea, I'm going to do away with it all, or what's left of it.

 

juicedSVT

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take it off...

 

vristang

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If you have pulled the cats, then it is ok to remove the air injection system. Do not remove the air pump, or any part of that system if you are running stock type cats. Cats have been known to have very short lives when the air system is defective or removed.

jason

 

OutlawPony

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THANKS