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This references the rear differential.

The Dana 36 was the smaller unit. It was used on all 1984 Corvettes, and all automatic Corvettes thru 1996...
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biggrizzly To EGR or not to EGR?
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Well I got the headers on finally, but now my quandary is whether or not to use the EGR. The headers have fittings for EGR but I haven't drilled them out yet.
I was trial fitting the EGR tubes and I can already tell they are going to be a PITA to fit properly without a bunch of bending, cutting and welding back together.

What did you guys do to get your EGR tubes on the LT-1 to fit? Did you bend them or cut and re-weld them?

To delete the EGR system on an LT-1 what all comes off? Will it kill my chances at a clean emissions test?
Posted on: 2008/8/13 3:16
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If you have smog tests, keep it for sure.

I like EGR, it helps keep detonation down and reduces NOx, which is a really REALLY bad pollutant.
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MK 82 Re: To EGR or not to EGR?
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Are you talking about the air injection tubes?
Posted on: 2008/8/13 16:16
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biggrizzly Re: To EGR or not to EGR?
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Quote:

DropTopCE wrote:
Are you talking about the air injection tubes?


yes
Posted on: 2008/8/13 17:45
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BrianCunningham Re: To EGR or not to EGR?
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The air injection and the EGR are not the same thing.

BTW during WOT all of that's turned OFF anyways, so you really don't gain anything.
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