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Re: EGR Delete Fitted (Now with Boost Gauge)
« Reply #30 on: 29 January 2013, 15:28 »
doesn't the butterfly in the EGR system also help reduce the judder you get when you turn the engine off?

how is that now this has been fitted? Tempted to fit 1 myself, but don't want violent shut offs :(
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Re: EGR Delete Fitted (Now with Boost Gauge)
« Reply #31 on: 29 January 2013, 16:25 »
Just a quick question as i want to do this on mine, But by removing the EGR will this cause any damage

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Re: EGR Delete Fitted (Now with Boost Gauge)
« Reply #32 on: 29 January 2013, 18:42 »
doesn't the butterfly in the EGR system also help reduce the judder you get when you turn the engine off?

how is that now this has been fitted? Tempted to fit 1 myself, but don't want violent shut offs :(

Personally I haven't noticed a difference, some people do but mine is fine :)

Just a quick question as i want to do this on mine, But by removing the EGR will this cause any damage

None at all, its good to get rid of it, makes sure the engine is running a lot cleaner! :)

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Re: EGR Delete Fitted (Now with Boost Gauge)
« Reply #33 on: 30 January 2013, 06:12 »
doesn't the butterfly in the EGR system also help reduce the judder you get when you turn the engine off?

how is that now this has been fitted? Tempted to fit 1 myself, but don't want violent shut offs :(

Personally I haven't noticed a difference, some people do but mine is fine :)

Just a quick question as i want to do this on mine, But by removing the EGR will this cause any damage

None at all, its good to get rid of it, makes sure the engine is running a lot cleaner! :)

Thanks Hoggy will need to purchase one now any ideas as your contact has sold out

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Re: EGR Delete Fitted (Now with Boost Gauge)
« Reply #34 on: 30 January 2013, 06:28 »
Nice job on the pod  :wink: just bought a delete kit a allard one £62 looks simple enough to do.

Where did you get the kit from m8

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Re: EGR Delete Fitted (Now with Boost Gauge)
« Reply #36 on: 03 February 2013, 18:19 »
Your coolant is way too full  :grin:

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Re: EGR Delete Fitted (Now with Boost Gauge)
« Reply #37 on: 03 February 2013, 18:36 »
Your coolant is way too full  :grin:

Hmm yea you would think that..but thats where it has to be to stop the light coming on..not that it causes a problem at that level anyway :)

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Re: EGR Delete Fitted (Now with Boost Gauge)
« Reply #38 on: 15 February 2013, 21:11 »
I know that the 130pd and 150pd have a larger bore than the 115pd, but would the EGR delete (for them) bolt on to my 115pd? :huh:

I want to run 57mm pipe work to the intercooler, but little point if I have to purchase the 51mm bore EGR delete :undecided:

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Re: EGR Delete Fitted (Now with Boost Gauge)
« Reply #39 on: 15 February 2013, 22:00 »
I know that the 130pd and 150pd have a larger bore than the 115pd, but would the EGR delete (for them) bolt on to my 115pd? :huh:

I want to run 57mm pipe work to the intercooler, but little point if I have to purchase the 51mm bore EGR delete :undecided:

Hmm this depends how the 3 bolt holes would line up..if they lined up then no problem :)