Well of course! You simplify anything and you are bound to have less problems with it.

Take for example:
Power windows, power seats, heated seats, cruise control, A/C, OnStar, CD, DVD, power steering, electric start, power brakes, remote start, remote entry, ABS, SIR, seat belts, theft deterrent, HUD, EGR, AIR, (EPA), EFI, DRL, GPS, ect, ect, ect. Now Lexus has a car that will parallel park itself!

Yes, automobiles now a days are extremely complex and they have so many "convenience" features that they are bound to have problems. But why do they have all these "unnecessary" features? Because the general population demands them.

Yes, even an EGR valve. The tree huggers demand those valves.

Take all those luxuries out of an automobile and we would all be driving Flintstone cars (like mine).

We all complain about the longevity of automobiles these days, but in 1920 you would be very lucky to get 10,000 miles from a car before it needed an engine rebuild.

My point: Automobiles have come a VERY LONG WAY since the beginning. Engineers have been improving them in exponential ways that most owners can not even imagine.

An automobile is still just a machine, machines will always break eventually. Just be grateful that they last 10 times longer than they did 100 years ago!

Bandit, give us a graph.

Those numbers are too hard to compare with one another without the graph.

the numbers are easy to compare. Look at line one. then look at line one of the other one...

I know what the one of my problems is now, if a different EGR doesn't fix every thing , then ill move on to other thing,

Lets Fix the one known Problem, Then look at others if they are still then.

****** UPDATE *******

ok, while i was at Boostys house i well Bill replaced my EGR with another one that looked allot better then mine. and it fixed the low speed / take off problem, but i still have the 48-55MPH one.

But i really think thats my TPS :?

After riding with Ryan...I'm looking for an exhaust leak seeping into the cabin. I felt nothing out fo the ordinary from the cushy passenger AL7.

However, the description he'* giving us points toward ignition related usually. Once the TCC locks up, he feels it.

yup and you can see it here when i hold it steady at 48MPH and the TPS jumps all around