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Old 04-09-2005, 05:38 PM   #1
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G'day people,

Just wondering if any 5.0L V8 Falcons in the EB, ED range came WITHOUT an EGR valve????

And also, do I really need one? Do they make any sort of real differance?

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Nope, all EB-EL had them. AU didn't.

It makes a difference to emissions, no difference to power and it should give you better economy. The main problem is running the standard EGR plate with a larger TB/MAF. You can get it milled out or buy a bigger one I believe.
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EGR is your friend.

Basically it can replace up to 15% fuel when cruising, it reduced nitrious oxide (or something similar) and reduces combustion temps. It isn't used at WOT so as Rob said it doesn't affect power.
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It reduces Oxides of Nitrogen by reducing the combustion temp.
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Old 04-09-2005, 11:03 PM   #5
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Fantastic, Thanks for the replys. That defianatly answers my questions.

Probabarly the only other thing i am curious about is how (and where from) the exhaust gasses are plumbed from the exhaust system?



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I beleive they have a little passage from one of the exhaust ports back through the manifold
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I beleive they have a little passage from one of the exhaust ports back through the manifold
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I beleive they have a little passage from one of the exhaust ports back through the manifold

ok, well I suppose that ill have to be something I will need to sort out then.....

Thanks for the replys.


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17in x 8in BA XR8 Copies
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