Marcelo
3/1/2007 7:39:19 AM
Guys,
One more doubt. I want to know this time if 74 - 75 Camaros (2nd gen) have EGR and HEI? And what is these things, what they do in the car?
Thanks Marcelo
ghotachevy
3/1/2007 10:22:34 AM
hei is a type of distrib.
shnormo
3/1/2007 11:30:45 AM
HEI is High Energy Ignition distributor. EGR wasn't found on a Camaro until 1982. EGR stands for Exhaust Gas Regulation. You can also buy block off plates to remove it and gain m ore horsepower.
Marcelo
3/1/2007 3:52:54 PM
Thanks for all help...
Marcelo
MadMikeZ28
3/1/2007 4:02:36 PM
quote:
ORIGINAL: shnormo
EGR wasn't found on a Camaro until 1982.
That may depend on where you live or where your car came from. Here in California it is from 73.
Marcelo
3/2/2007 8:24:34 AM
Guys, here is the point:
I'm secting parts for my project a Camaro 74 - 75. Searching in edelbrock's site thety list a lto fo models of intake manifold. Someone have the EGR another doesn't. So it's the same thing with ignition, here i'll use MSD system but i needto know if this model of Camaro have HEI ignition because i have to select the right distributor. I'm waiting the reply from MSD.
Thanks for all, Marcelo
MadMikeZ28
3/2/2007 2:49:36 PM
You have a V8? If you do not have emissions where you live you can get a non egr. If you do you need to check your areas regulations. Any small block distributer will work. There were few exceptions for a small block chevy but you should not have one of them.
Marcelo
3/5/2007 5:41:09 PM
Well guys,
i want to have one V8 350 in a 74 - 75 Camaro. I wrote to Edelbrock and the parts sellect are:
1 - Intake manifold Performer RPM EPS idle - 5500: #2701
2 - Cylinder heads Performer RPM: #60899
3 - Camshaft kit: #2103
From MSD, i still waiting the reply. But when we talk about carburator i'll use a Holley 670cfm with a vacuum 2nd and manual choke. About this last iten what do you think about it?
Thanks MArcelo
Marcelo
3/7/2007 8:19:05 AM
hey guys give me a little help here
marcelo