EGR Tube with a turbo

[mike kojima]

If you want to run EGR, it has to connect after the
turbo.  The turbos backpressure will throw off the EGR
volume and the car will run funny if you don't.

EGR actualy can help a turbo car run, the gas acts
like an anti-detononate at part throttle boost belive
it or not, it will allow you to run more timing in the
part throttle but on boost part of the map.

Mike
--- Tyler Clark <lptclark@ihc.com> wrote:
> What did all you turbo monkeys do with the EGR tube
> when you put a turbo
> on your DE? Should I cut the end off where it
> connected to my headers
> and cap it? Or should I remove the tube completly
> from the intake
> manifold, build a cover plate for the intake
> manifold and plug the
> vacuum line?