"!air" "!egr" What mean this?
"!air" "!egr" What mean this?
In several people's signatures, I see mods with exclamation points in front of them. Does this mean it is a "free mod?" It seems that they all deal with things of that nature, like "!cat," meaning they removed their catalytic converter. Right?
Re: "!air" "!egr" What mean this?
AFAIK (<--as far as I know
) anything that's a !mod is usually something deleted:
- !cags (removed/disabled cags)
- !cat (removed the cat)
- !egr (removed the egr valve)
.....then I've seen it used in ways such as "!power" --- like, "no power"!
) anything that's a !mod is usually something deleted:- !cags (removed/disabled cags)
- !cat (removed the cat)
- !egr (removed the egr valve)
.....then I've seen it used in ways such as "!power" --- like, "no power"!
Re: "!air" "!egr" What mean this?
!weight reduction, !tb bypass etc...
It pretty much just means a free mod or something removed like you stated.
So !Air and !Egr means that there emissions were removed, mainly to clean up the engine bay and reduce a little in weight.
Edit: dang you guys answered it while I was writing my post......I thought it was for free mods too, but I could be mistaken.
It pretty much just means a free mod or something removed like you stated.
So !Air and !Egr means that there emissions were removed, mainly to clean up the engine bay and reduce a little in weight.
Edit: dang you guys answered it while I was writing my post......I thought it was for free mods too, but I could be mistaken.
Last edited by MarkyMark; Aug 31, 2004 at 10:32 PM.
Re: "!air" "!egr" What mean this?
The "!" comes from the unix programming language where it means "logical negation". Byte heads who were also motor heads adopted this unix c shell operator to mean "no" or "removed/deleted" for the use in internet automotive slang.
"! weight reduction" would actually infer that you added weight.
"! weight reduction" would actually infer that you added weight.
Re: "!air" "!egr" What mean this?
Oh, Shoebox, you just think you're sooo smart. 
Thanks for your 4th Gen LT1 F-Body technical aids, by the way. I have used them like five times now. I bought a Haynes manual for the O2 sensor locations, and I couldn't find them in there so I took it back to AZ for them to look and both of the guys there couldn't find them either. Then I looked in the manual for the Schrader valve to release my fuel pressure, but the pictures were so small that I just went back to your site once again. Now I don't even open the stupid thing. Why would I? I can get full page color pictures printed out from your site.

Thanks for your 4th Gen LT1 F-Body technical aids, by the way. I have used them like five times now. I bought a Haynes manual for the O2 sensor locations, and I couldn't find them in there so I took it back to AZ for them to look and both of the guys there couldn't find them either. Then I looked in the manual for the Schrader valve to release my fuel pressure, but the pictures were so small that I just went back to your site once again. Now I don't even open the stupid thing. Why would I? I can get full page color pictures printed out from your site.
Re: "!air" "!egr" What mean this?
Originally Posted by shoebox
The "!" comes from the unix programming language where it means "logical negation". Byte heads who were also motor heads adopted this unix c shell operator to mean "no" or "removed/deleted" for the use in internet automotive slang.
"! weight reduction" would actually infer that you added weight.
"! weight reduction" would actually infer that you added weight.

i wish i could download your brain! Your like an f-body with a big block!
Not to steal the thread or anything but Shoebox.. Why does the earth rotate counter-clockwise instead of clockwise? ( if your looking at it from the north pole)
Last edited by importeater; Sep 1, 2004 at 01:15 PM.
Re: "!air" "!egr" What mean this?
Originally Posted by shoebox
The "!" comes from the unix programming language where it means "logical negation". Byte heads who were also motor heads adopted this unix c shell operator to mean "no" or "removed/deleted" for the use in internet automotive slang.
"! weight reduction" would actually infer that you added weight.
"! weight reduction" would actually infer that you added weight.

Ahh I see, I had no idea where it came from....good info man.
Re: "!air" "!egr" What mean this?
yea, its a logical NOT. i use it all the time at work (im a programmer)
so somthing simple in pesudo code would be
if ( a != b ) then DoSomthing
the != part reading as not equal.
so somthing simple in pesudo code would be
if ( a != b ) then DoSomthing
the != part reading as not equal.




