Track heat upper plenum

parchisi

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Hey, does anybody know if the TF Track heat upper has provisions for attaching vacuum lines underneath? I ask because for some idiotic reason I put a street upper onto a 408 and I want to upgrade to at least the track heat. Also on that note, does anybody want a black powdercoated street upper?

 

Pokageek

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Mine does.

 

Grn92LX

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Get the R upper or the R box if you have the clearance. The track is WAY WAY too small for a 408. Even a std R is too small for a 408. Trickflow only makes an R lower for 351 based stuff.

 

parchisi

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The street intake I have now rubs on the hood already, I had to grind down the intake a little bit. Although I do have the 3/8" phenolic spacer...but I need that in order to clear the throttle body with the tall valve covers. Is the R intake that much taller?

 

parchisi

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I was looking at the trackheat and R intakes, and they say they must be used with 90mm throttle bodies. I've never even seen a 90mm throttle body! Is this true that I need one? if thats true, then the 75mm intake elbow and 75mm mass air flow sensor would kinda be holding up the show as well. And also, this car needs to be emissions legal. Maybe I could solve all my problems by slapping an S trim on this baby.

 

drakesdad

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I have a 70mm TB on mine with NO problems.........and vacuum ? is a yes......it has the provisions