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deiselfuelonly02 12-10-2012 07:49 PM

egr delete
 
Which is better, egr delete or the bulletproof cooler?

Karls03 12-10-2012 07:59 PM

Given that I picked up throttle response with an EGR delete, I think that was the better option.

Curry 12-10-2012 08:07 PM

Delete it and forget about it. :tu:

bkmac 12-11-2012 12:36 PM


Originally Posted by Curry (Post 970336)
Delete it and forget about it. :tu:

That is the same thing the service manager at my Ford dealership said!

Mdub707 12-11-2012 12:50 PM

Both are far superior to stock. Obviously with it deleted you've got NOTHING to worry about, but the bulletproof unit is really nice if you live in a state where they do visual inspections (you're in TX, so I doubt it...).

The oil cooler is the one you want to keep an eye on...

HeavyAssault 12-12-2012 07:54 AM

Truck heavy state like TX if it's emissions checked the tech may know what to look for. A "sneaky" pipe would work wonders for the visual. It doesn't help the EGR cooler issue for a long term solution.

Given it is Texas I think the attitude would be delete that POS EGR system and be happy.:c:

dkapp0802 12-12-2012 07:58 AM

i welded mine shut. so if i go to sell it to a dealer or whatever it looks like its there but really its been deleted :w2:

i noticed more throttle awsell i agree with curry delete that sum *****

Mdub707 12-12-2012 12:30 PM

Same here. Biggest improvement that Karl and I both noticed is that when you pull into your driveway or somewhere after a long drive, and are waiting for EGT's to come down under 400*, it peels temps off way faster. I used to wait a while for it to drop now it seems to come down real quick.

Karls03 12-12-2012 02:57 PM


Originally Posted by HeavyAssault (Post 970940)
Truck heavy state like TX if it's emissions checked the tech may know what to look for. A "sneaky" pipe would work wonders for the visual. It doesn't help the EGR cooler issue for a long term solution.

Given it is Texas I think the attitude would be delete that POS EGR system and be happy.:c:

Agreed, if it is leaking coolant, replace it, delete it, but don't cap/weld it. While the cap/weld will reap the other benefits, that leak is still there, ticking away. :bomb:

Yes, my EGTs do fall off quicker, MUCH quicker when I am on the loud pedal.

Mdub707 12-12-2012 05:09 PM

From what I understand, if the ends are welded, and the cooler does fail, it just fills up with coolant and that's it... nothing else happens. It's not a large volume in there so you only lose a tiny amount of coolant. Myself, I'm too OCD for that, and it would bother me knowing it might be in there...


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