Re: Fuel Econ and Hiway Mode

[Len Sabatine <sabatine@epix.net>]

>    Should a combination not have EGR as an integrated component , Ok , 
> then run without
   is better plan. On OBD2 Control routines and Diagnostics , it's part of 
the plan that's in the
  EPA regs.  Comparing old non controlled designs with current offerings 
gets us no where in
 short order, so why mix in Carburetor or race mentality in 
with   OEM   Vehicle Control Modules.
  The two  don't seem to mix well or make any sense the way I see it. FWIW.
   Len


> > So.....  If a person had a choice  EGR or not EGR - and didn't have to worry
> > about emissions, which would it be?  What factors would influence one's 
> > decision
> > to go either way?
>
> If you don't have to worry about emissions, why add to the mess by adding 
> EGR???
> It's a pain to tune.
>
>
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