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Old 12-08-05, 11:11 PM
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Remove emissions???

To remove all my emissions what do i have to all take out?? I know there are a ton of vaccuume lines and stuff.....can i just rip that all out?? or is there a special way to do it???
Old 12-08-05, 11:48 PM
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Your profile says you have a 240SX and your post provides no info on your RX-7 (assuming you actually have one). You won't get proper answers to your questions without providing proper info. What year? What engine? What mods?
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sorry...forgot to update taht.....i have a 88 t2 with a full racing beat turbo back....FCD(till i get my rtek and injectors)....Crane HI6...and a ported wastegate.....
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Try searching "emissions removal". This has been covered hundreds of times, complete with colourful pictures and step by step instructions. I also believe there is a topic in the archive that goes through the basics.

Keep in mind that you will gain no power doing this, and may lose some drivability.
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well my main point in removing it is to get rid of the rats next of vaccuume lines and to clear up some room for some more goodies....but thanks...ill try searchin that....
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yeah its a worthwile mod if you dont care about gas mileage and want better throttle response. ive done it. it revs a little faster and i get good throttle response, and less smoke from exhuast and clutter under the hood
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Unless something was actually broken, emissions removal does not change fuel consumption and does not improve throttle response.
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put your battery behind your seat (a nice optima red top), gut emissions. It's like working on a small block chevy. Everything is in arms reach, no sport compact
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Originally Posted by matts86fc3s
yeah its a worthwile mod if you dont care about gas mileage and want better throttle response. ive done it. it revs a little faster and i get good throttle response, and less smoke from exhuast and clutter under the hood
It would have been easier to just fix your vaccuum leaks and replace the failing purge valve...
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