Trick flow valve covers

95Five0 · Jan 30, 2024

I purchased some trick flow valve covers for my 95 Gt since lmr website said they will fit . They didn't clear my Intake . After calling lmr they were nice enough send me a 3/8 intake spacer and egr tube spacer since they knew they screwed up . The intake spacer works but the egr spacer will not work right. It seems like the egr spacer won't thread in enough to bottom out so the flaired end will not seat correctly ( if that makes sence ) has anyone used this spacer before and it actually worked ? Or am I better off cutting the egr tube and making it longer ?

ttocs · Jan 30, 2024

I can't say that was really their fault. Yes they fit sn95 mustangs but it has been known for a while that they are too tall for the stock intake. Pretty sure the trickflow intake clears them but also be aware you will not be able to use your strut tower brace now.

as for the egr spacer it should just thread in if it is like the one I have. Pics or a model # might help

95Five0 · Jan 30, 2024

I didn't even think of the strut tower brace . Will an aftermarket one fit of I decided to go that route? It's only a 3/8 spacer. I will try and get some pics up

RAU03MACH · Jan 30, 2024

cobra strut tower brace
it will fit just about any intake 50 related

RAU03MACH · Jan 30, 2024

the egr tube will stretch out a bit to fit
if not buy the size of tube at lows use the nuts at the ends
and a flair tool for the line

the egr you may have to shave the bottom off a bit

95Five0 · Jan 30, 2024

So I did shave the bottom of the egr a bit to get some clearance out of it before the threads . Still didn't help . I got it to fit a few times before and after shaving egr but would never seal on the flair. The spacer was really cheap aluminum and after tightening it a few times the threads are a little messed up. I may have to swap out the egr now since I shaved the bottom and bend and flair some copper. I'd love to get rid of the thing all together but I want any part throttle issues

RAU03MACH · Jan 30, 2024

you can get rid of the egr and install the egr elimination kit

RAU03MACH · Jan 30, 2024

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95Five0 · Jan 30, 2024

I know it's been covered many times before with everyone having there own opinion. Some people say egr delete is fine and some say you'll have some part throttle issues / detenation without tuning egr function out of the system . I'm trying not to cause more issues all for a set of valve covers .