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Stupid Smog lines...

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GT_green_GT

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I wanted to take off my H pipe the other day and those stupid lines were connected on. Can i just cut them off and plug them. or what. if i get rid of the smog pump do i have to get the eliminator? If i dont what size belt do i get?
 

95cobraguy

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get a smog delete pulley, and get the h pipe plugged. either have a muffler shop weld in a plug or u can buy a plug from the hardware store and try to rig something up yourself.
 

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If you are really cheap (like me!!) you can go to an auto store and pick up some plaster and plaster the tube shut, the plaster kit is like $3.

I also have a short belt the skips the smog, and the A/C
 

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dont waste your money on a delete pulley.just run a ribbon around the pullies that are left,measure it,and thats the size belt you'll need.
 

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94opalgt said:
dont waste your money on a delete pulley.just run a ribbon around the pullies that are left,measure it,and thats the size belt you'll need.
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Take all that junk off, but spend the money to have the exhuast welded couldn't be more than $10 from a local ehaust shop. Just run the shorter belt not to sure what size just doing the same thing right no actually, and buddy is gunna get back to me witht the lenth. I'll let you know. There is another post about plugging the holes in the heads from removing smog lines check it out good stuff there. MORE POWER.
 

Dagz

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94opalgt said:
dont waste your money on a delete pulley.just run a ribbon around the pullies that are left,measure it,and thats the size belt you'll need.
Click to expand...


Take all that junk off, but spend the money to have the exhuast welded couldn't be more than $10 from a local exhaust shop. Just run the shorter belt not to sure what size just doing the same thing right now actually, and buddy is gunna get back to me with the lenth. I'll let you know. There is another post about plugging the holes in the heads from removing smog lines check it out good stuff there. MORE POWER.
 
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