06-03-2003, 06:13 AM
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|  Smog Removal on 83' Mustang Hi, I was wondering if you can remove the smog pump and air injector rails etc., from the Mustang without harming it at all? I did see the Smog pump Eliminator. I noticed how tight it is in due to all of the smog gear in that area. I also noticed a lot of vacuum lines connected. Will removing these harm anything? Do I need to buy a new ex. manifold or are there plugs for the air injectors? My main goal is not HP gain but to make more room in my engine compartment with less clutter? I would probably need test pipes so I don't clog up the cats too. Thanks. Last edited by twilightcall : 06-03-2003 at 06:25 AM. |
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06-03-2003, 12:11 PM
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| First off if you have cats you better have a smog pump or they "will" clogg up on you rather quickly. Too remove it just unbolt it and remove it and all of its components. Then run a short belt. I have eliminated the a/c, power steering and smog pump and the engine compartment looks alot cleaner. Good luck,
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