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Old Oct 8, 2006 | 12:42 AM
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Trick FLow question

Was looking at some engine combo's and was looking at the Trick Flow Track heat, I noticed on there site under *NOTES* that it is designed for NON- EGR engines. Does this mean it will NOT work on my 95? Obviously it needs to pass e-test, and i dont wanna have to modify anything to get it to pass in 2 yrs!
Old Oct 8, 2006 | 03:49 PM
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It will work on the 95... emissions though... I don't know if it will still pass.
Old Oct 8, 2006 | 05:24 PM
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Will work on the 95, will need the proper inlet elbow though. As for emissions, it is not an e-legal intake, hence the name Track heat, most likely your car will fail e-test without an EGR valve, looks like it will be more trouble than it's worth, I'd look for a different part.
Old Oct 9, 2006 | 03:43 PM
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Originally Posted by Ponyryd
Will work on the 95, will need the proper inlet elbow though. As for emissions, it is not an e-legal intake, hence the name Track heat, most likely your car will fail e-test without an EGR valve, looks like it will be more trouble than it's worth, I'd look for a different part.
His car is a 95, it has external EGR, so that's not an issue.

AND, my TFS-R, which is DEFINITELY not a "street" intake still has the internal EGR stuff for the Fox cars on it.
Old Oct 9, 2006 | 08:41 PM
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His car is a 95, it has external EGR, so that's not an issue.

AND, my TFS-R, which is DEFINITELY not a "street" intake still has the internal EGR stuff for the Fox cars on it.
Are we talking about a non-egr intake, or non-egr heads? I guess it doesn't matter anyways since the intake has egr passages anyways-contrary to what they say.
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Originally Posted by Ponyryd
Are we talking about a non-egr intake, or non-egr heads? I guess it doesn't matter anyways since the intake has egr passages anyways-contrary to what they say.
We are talking about the intake. He's just getting the TW heads, and he was concerned about the intake EGR, which is a null issue because its external. And yes, I'm pretty sure all the TFS intakes have the internal EGR stuff, regardless of what the crap on Summit says.
Old Oct 9, 2006 | 11:47 PM
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Originally Posted by OVERKILL
We are talking about the intake. He's just getting the TW heads, and he was concerned about the intake EGR, which is a null issue because its external. And yes, I'm pretty sure all the TFS intakes have the internal EGR stuff, regardless of what the crap on Summit says.
Damn '94/'95s, I always forget how many things are different from the fox's on those, well either way it looks like it'll work then, good luck with it.
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