Best EGR Delete Kit Recommendations?
Hello everyone.
I'm planning to delete the EGR on my truck and could use some advice before I start. I've seen a lot of options online, but I'm not sure which ones are truly reliable. I’m especially focused on finding an egr delete kit that’s durable, easy to install, and doesn’t cause any unexpected engine codes. Some brands get a lot of praise, while others seem to cause more problems than they solve. If you’ve installed an EGR delete, which kit did you choose, and would you recommend it?
Any tips or lessons learned during your install would be appreciated!
I'm planning to delete the EGR on my truck and could use some advice before I start. I've seen a lot of options online, but I'm not sure which ones are truly reliable. I’m especially focused on finding an egr delete kit that’s durable, easy to install, and doesn’t cause any unexpected engine codes. Some brands get a lot of praise, while others seem to cause more problems than they solve. If you’ve installed an EGR delete, which kit did you choose, and would you recommend it?
Any tips or lessons learned during your install would be appreciated!
I did an EGR delete on my truck. I used a kit from Flo\~Pro. It fit well and came with clear parts. I had no problems with engine codes because I used a tuner to turn off the EGR system.
Some people also use kits from Sinister or Pusher. Make sure the kit matches your engine year and model.
Tip: take your time, follow each step, and double-check all clamps and hoses. Have extra coolant ready too.
If your truck is still under warranty or you need to pass emissions, check the rules in your area first.
Some people also use kits from Sinister or Pusher. Make sure the kit matches your engine year and model.
Tip: take your time, follow each step, and double-check all clamps and hoses. Have extra coolant ready too.
If your truck is still under warranty or you need to pass emissions, check the rules in your area first.
I did an EGR delete on my truck. I used an all-in-one delete kit from Flo~Pro. It fit well and came with clear parts. I had no problems with engine codes because I used a tuner to turn off the EGR system.
Some people also use kits from Sinister or Pusher. Make sure the kit matches your engine year and model.
Tip: take your time, follow each step, and double-check all clamps and hoses. Have extra coolant ready too.
If your truck is still under warranty or you need to pass emissions, check the rules in your area first.
Some people also use kits from Sinister or Pusher. Make sure the kit matches your engine year and model.
Tip: take your time, follow each step, and double-check all clamps and hoses. Have extra coolant ready too.
If your truck is still under warranty or you need to pass emissions, check the rules in your area first.
Before you delete it, make sure you check your local laws since EGR deletes are not legal in some places.
As for the kits, most problems usually come from bad tuning or cheap block off plates instead of the kit itself.
A lot of people have good results with simple kits and custom tuning. I would stay away from the cheapest no-name kits online.
Also replace gaskets during the install and check for coolant leaks after the first few drives. A clean tune makes a big difference for engine codes and drivability.
As for the kits, most problems usually come from bad tuning or cheap block off plates instead of the kit itself.
A lot of people have good results with simple kits and custom tuning. I would stay away from the cheapest no-name kits online.
Also replace gaskets during the install and check for coolant leaks after the first few drives. A clean tune makes a big difference for engine codes and drivability.
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