Benefits of disabling the EGR?

One of the features of my Predator is that i can disable my cars EGR "for off-road use" lol. But i was wondering what are the benefits (if any) of this and if there are any, what are the negative effects?

Has anyone ever done this before?

Maybe 3 pounds? lol Hell Im not really sure myself.

I don't think you'll gain much of anything disabling your EGR system. It only comes on during part-throttle/cruising anyway. It will not come on during idle or wide open throttle. The only benefit I can possibly see is that by disabling that system is the intake might run a few degrees cooler, allowing a denser air charge. If your catalytic converters are still in place, I would suggest not disabling it.

I don't think you'll gain much of anything disabling your EGR system. It only comes on during part-throttle/cruising anyway. It will not come on during idle or wide open throttle. The only benefit I can possibly see is that by disabling that system is the intake might run a few degrees cooler, allowing a denser air charge. If your catalytic converters are still in place, I would suggest not disabling it.

As of today...no cats :)

There really aren't any benefits, most people that delete it do it just so the engine bay looks cleaner.

There really aren't any benefits, most people that delete it do it just so the engine bay looks cleaner.

no i didnt want to delete it, my tuner allows me to disable it though...i was wondering what good only disabling it would do...