e.g.r. intake question
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From: B.F.E.
e.g.r. intake question
I have a 1982 ford bronco and just replaced the 300 inline six.
The new one is without the Calf,emmissions,is there a intake\exhaust without
the e.g.r. or emission control crap under the carb?
The new one is without the Calf,emmissions,is there a intake\exhaust without
the e.g.r. or emission control crap under the carb?
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Not for legal use. 1982 emissions required the EGR system be operational. Removing it makes tuning it to run right a real PITA. The intake design kinda relys on the additional exhaust gas running into the intake. Its easier to do than on the newer EEC engines but still not fool-proof.
Thing is, the 300 wasn't used in the Bronco prior to EGR requirements being in place. To get a non-EGR setup you would have to go back prior to about 1972-73 if memory serves. In my recollection the 300 isn't that old. Both of my brother's early Broncos (76 &77) have EGR.
Thing is, the 300 wasn't used in the Bronco prior to EGR requirements being in place. To get a non-EGR setup you would have to go back prior to about 1972-73 if memory serves. In my recollection the 300 isn't that old. Both of my brother's early Broncos (76 &77) have EGR.
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Thanks for the reply,now about the exhaust , theres a butterflie deal in the exhaust with a coil spring outside just above the doughnut gaskett and there is a hole there also ,even after the motor is warmed up I still get exhaust out of that hole and it gets into the cab .How can I stop it outher than replacing the intake\exhaust unit?
