smog pump
10-19-2007, 02:22 PM
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smog pump
my smog pump froze on me on the way home from work the other night, just paid to have it replaced for now, if i do a smog pump delete am i going to have to relocate any of the pullies, and am i going to lose horsepower switching from an old smog pump to a new one like catylitic converters or is it just the same.
Guess i better start eliminating the things on my car i dont use, there always the things that brake and stop the car from working....
Guess i better start eliminating the things on my car i dont use, there always the things that brake and stop the car from working....
10-19-2007, 02:32 PM
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RE: smog pump
similar thing happend to me, except the damn A/C compressor almost caught on fire (it WAS smoking and extremely hot)
i bought the ford racing a/c delete kit and ran a 70.5" belt, bypassing the smog pump
the kit was like $40 and the belt was $15 at my work
$55 for a noticable horsepower gain.. priceless (kinda
)
there is a trick to it though, as you don't want to it to rub...
[IMG]local://upfiles/46009/BDE599B30CC84C0DBFCFD6AD4408151D.jpg[/IMG]
i bought the ford racing a/c delete kit and ran a 70.5" belt, bypassing the smog pump
the kit was like $40 and the belt was $15 at my work
$55 for a noticable horsepower gain.. priceless (kinda
)there is a trick to it though, as you don't want to it to rub...
[IMG]local://upfiles/46009/BDE599B30CC84C0DBFCFD6AD4408151D.jpg[/IMG]
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