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Is this normal?

Old Aug 10, 2014 | 02:26 AM
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Is this normal?

I have a 91 z with a 5.0 TPI. It has 70k miles. I recently performed a smog delete, EGR delete, added headers with an off road y pipe(no cats), added a shift kit and 373 gears. My question is this, I have not had any check engine light or any known issues. Should I and is this normal? Do I still need to get a chip burned or can I run it the way it is? Thanks in advance.
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Old Aug 10, 2014 | 11:17 AM
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Re: Is this normal?

Originally Posted by Chiknhawk
I have a 91 z with a 5.0 TPI. It has 70k miles. I recently performed a smog delete, EGR delete, added headers with an off road y pipe(no cats), added a shift kit and 373 gears. My question is this, I have not had any check engine light or any known issues. Should I and is this normal? Do I still need to get a chip burned or can I run it the way it is? Thanks in advance.
It would run better with a custom tune, but back in the day all we could do was set base timing and install an adjustable fuel pressure regulator and they ran decent without a chip. If you're not setting an EGR code, it's probably because you haven't met the criteria needed to set the code. I know when I was running the stock chip as long as I was driving around town and only had short highway drives it wouldn't set - the only time it would set was when I ran a number of miles on the highway with the cruise.
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