trick flow 4 corner steam vent kit
trick flow 4 corner steam vent kit 
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Joined: Feb 2012
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From: Montreal
Good luck. As far as I am concerned that kit was a waste of money. If doing it over I would just buy the plugs... and then plan out what I need and buy the fittings individually. They give you an assortment of fittings and you need to play with them until you are happy with the layout. Mine is still a work in progress, but in the end I decided to join the rear vents and run one hose up to the front. The front has to be planned out next, but I am waiting until everything is back on the car. Assuming it still works when everything is on, (still in mockup stage now). You get a general idea from the second picture how it will go.... rear joined to passenger side front... fronts joined together with a tee in it to run to the rad area.
Is the trick flow kit -3 or -4 AN? Someone posted up a while back that they just ran a 1/16 NPT tap in the heads where that little steel or AL block goes and put a -3 AN to 1/16NPT fittings directly in the head. Much more compact. You could use the pre-made AN lines or roll your own and plumb it in to the top radiator hose or top of the water pump housing.
TECH Apprentice
Joined: Feb 2012
Posts: 360
Likes: 3
From: Montreal
Is the trick flow kit -3 or -4 AN? Someone posted up a while back that they just ran a 1/16 NPT tap in the heads where that little steel or AL block goes and put a -3 AN to 1/16NPT fittings directly in the head. Much more compact. You could use the pre-made AN lines or roll your own and plumb it in to the top radiator hose or top of the water pump housing.
