can the trick flow intake use a 70mm throttle body i know it has a 75mm opening but i basicily have a stock buttom end for now i want an intake that i dont have to change later and spend money on all over again
If you're running a a stock bottom end and heads etc., I think you might be disappointed with the performance of the TFS intake on top of it. To answer your question though... Yes, you can put a 70mm TB and spacer on it with no trouble.
Agreed. Your TFS intake is not going to do much if anything. Huge bottlenecking of air will go on here. Letting you know in advance so we don't see a "New intake, No new power" thread later.
how about the edelbrock performer intake it will take me forever to get the money for heads i also want to rebuild the bottom end with a 306 kind of working with what i got
how about the edelbrock performer intake it will take me forever to get the money for heads i also want to rebuild the bottom end with a 306 kind of working with what i got
I see you're running an 86. My reccomendation? Save your intake money. The 86 intake is no slouch but the heads are terrible. If anything, send that intake out to TMOSS for some port work and put the money you save towards a set of TFS heads. A little intake work will net you a noticable improvement and shift the bottleneck 100% to your heads. Take that same worked over 86 intake and install it ontop of the TFS heads and a decent cam and you won't believe the difference. Of course more gains will be had once you eventually upgrade from that intake as well. Last footnote: Don't forget about the TB and spacer.
I have the trick flow intake on my stock heads at the moment and I noticed a decent improvement in power. I'm even running a 75mm (I know, too big) throttle body on it and i still picked up bottom end power. I'm putting the new heads, cam, rr's, and accessories on in a few weeks when I get the car back from the tranny shop. I can't wait. I would however do as everyone has suggested and wait until you get a good cam and heads before you put the intake on. That way you'll only have to do it all once.
I have the trick flow intake on my stock heads at the moment and I noticed a decent improvement in power. I'm even running a 75mm (I know, too big) throttle body on it and i still picked up bottom end power. I'm putting the new heads, cam, rr's, and accessories on in a few weeks when I get the car back from the tranny shop. I can't wait. I would however do as everyone has suggested and wait until you get a good cam and heads before you put the intake on. That way you'll only have to do it all once.