Exhaust Smog Pump Delete

I'm also interested in this if there is a write up? If not i look forward to the pics when you remove yours. It's time for my smog stuff and A/C to go (hasn't worked in years).

This is a fairly easy project and I wouldn't even bother with a smog pulley delete as you can bypass it altogether and save some $$$. Start by removing the smog pump hoses. I believe there are three connections you will need to loosen: one from the pump, one from the pipe coming from the heads, and the one that goes to the pipe leading to the h-pipe. They are just hose clamps so loosen them up and pull the everything off. You need to decide how you want to deal with the pipe that comes off the back of the heads. Leave it and plug the end with a 3/4" female pipe cap, or remove it and plug the holes on the back of the heads. Next, plug off the vacuum lines that were connected to the air control valve and the diverter valve. Now remove the smog pump. Here is a link on how to route the belt without the smog pump: http://www.stangnet.com/mustang-forums/threads/schematic-and-routing-for-short-belts.646822/
Now, if your smog line is still connected to your h-pipe, you will have to remove that and plug it. You can use heater hose and and a 3/4" male pipe plug with a couple of hose clamps to do it or you could take the car down to the local muffler shop and have them weld it shut.