Trick Flow Intake

GT_green_GT

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Will a trick flow street intake allow a stock throttle body to bolt up?

 

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MustangGT95

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I am not 100% on this but it should. I have one in my room but it has a 75mm TB connected to it. But it should bolt up the same.

 

legalize420

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GT_green_GT said:

Will a trick flow street intake allow a stock throttle body to bolt up?

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you need an intake elbow to keep it in the stock location

 

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legalize420 said:

you need an intake elbow to keep it in the stock location

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so we could still also use our same CAI?

 

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The trick flow intake requires the elbow adaptor to connect to the throttle body, then yes you could use your CAI or stock intake. The trick flow part number for the standard (non-polished) version is TFS-5150SN95 they also have them in silver and black powdercoating. I think its about $90 from summit.

 

GT_green_GT

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Okay. Thanks. I knew we had to get the adapter kit for the 94-95s. But i wasnt sure on if it had to have an aftermarket throttle body or not.

 

1TallMF

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I think the trickflow elbow inlet is 75mm, so while the stock TB will not make for optimal flow, it will still work.

 

GT_green_GT

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I know the stock tb will hold me back. But i wanted to get this intake on while i can. I hate waiting.

 

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MustangGT95

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I'd go ahead and get the intake now. Get the TB later. I have the opposite scenario going. I have a trick flow elbow and BBK TB in my room with no intake.

 

final5-0

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GT_green_GT said:

I know the stock tb will hold me back. But i wanted to get this intake on while i can. I hate waiting.

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Your sig showed a set of LT's, a catless mid pipe, and a pair of flows
as far as
mods that could make more power

You are not producing enough airflow at this time for a tb upgrade
to make all that much of a difference.

Even with the intake in place ... a larger tb isn't gonna do much

I'd put that tb money toward a mod that will give more gain

It is such a
to
lay out cash and not get much more power

Grady

 

legalize420

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GT_green_GT said:

I know the stock tb will hold me back. But i wanted to get this intake on while i can. I hate waiting.

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it will not be holding you back. you will be fine with the stock tb

 

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MustangGT95

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I think I might order a typhoon tonight. Choices choices.

 

MysteryMachine

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I ran mine like that for a while. It is kinda a pain to change the tb once the intake is on but its do-able

Grady I see your still having fun with smilies

 

final5-0

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MysteryMachine said:

I ran mine like that for a while. It is kinda a pain to change the tb once the intake is on but its do-able

Grady I see your still having fun with smilies

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Why not Man? ... They put em up for us to use

Good to see you back on here

Don't be a stranger and go for long periods of absence

Grady