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***PICS of YS-trim***
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    ***PICS of YS-trim***

    anyone have pics of a YS-trim and JT-trim, if so please post! thanks....Shifty:D

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    Pics of my YS next to my old S trim. You guess which is which.



    89 LX
    Stock ported heads with 1.84" & 1.54" valves
    Untouched GT-40 intake, Crane 2031, S-trim
    11.13 @ 127 3370lb
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    Thanks alot

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    I am in the process of making the switch right now. That pic has me totally pysched :)
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    If you guys are just swapping head units, you'll have to do a little 'clearance' job on the bracket, shown with the long blue line with the bracket, and the blue circle for the smog pump or eliminator below:

    89 LX
    Stock ported heads with 1.84" & 1.54" valves
    Untouched GT-40 intake, Crane 2031, S-trim
    11.13 @ 127 3370lb
    500.3 RWHP

    86 SVO
    222 rwhp

    My Basic Blower Tech Site
    My Dynojet Resource Site

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    I switched complete kits. I have the head unit mounted up already. The only thing I had to clearance was the smog pump eliminator. I was trying to run it with Downs Ford Tall valve covers, but they interfered with the power pipe. I am going to re-install repainted stock valve covers tomorrow to fix that problem.
    Eric

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    So the YS will not work with tall valve covers? That sucks.
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    Originally posted by Forcedpower
    So the YS will not work with tall valve covers? That sucks.
    Not without some serious work to either the valve cover or the elbow :(
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    Well that really sucks. I'm not sure stock valve cover will clear my stuff. Always something.
    93 LX
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    Man I want a YS-trim bad and I just put the S-trim on. What does a YS-trim head unit go for?
    91 LX coupe 5L 5spd, Trickflow heads ported, stage 1 cam, BBK Lt's, all the bolt on's on 255/50/16 BFG DR's

    Ofcourse a S-trim #14

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    Just the head unit will cost you a lot. You might be able to find a deal on a used complete renegade YS kit (like I did), and then sell your old S trim as a kit. You'll find the price difference is worth the upgrade.
    89 LX
    Stock ported heads with 1.84" & 1.54" valves
    Untouched GT-40 intake, Crane 2031, S-trim
    11.13 @ 127 3370lb
    500.3 RWHP

    86 SVO
    222 rwhp

    My Basic Blower Tech Site
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    just $.02

    Originally posted by BBBAD 5.0
    If you guys are just swapping head units, you'll have to do a little 'clearance' job on the bracket, shown with the long blue line with the bracket, and the blue circle for the smog pump or eliminator below:

    Just wanted to let all know that with the SN95 brackets on a 351 the YS went in with no clearancing. Was vey glad we didn't have to modify. Can't wait to get some numbers on the new combo. We upgraded from a T-trim. I'll post some pics soon. Oh yeah we are using the SN95 brakets on a foxbody so when you see the pics you'll know.
    Mike :D
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    Hmmm

    I see you have a modified bracket for a 351 engine. I had mine done by Lidio at Alternative. Sound like a good idea but does not work with the YS unless some serious mods are made. The YS uses a solid elbow that runs into the vavle cover. If you mount the bracket using the modified holes for the 351 you will not be able to use the elbow. I just use the standard holes in the bracket. So my blower sets up a lillte higher. If there is a better way please let me know.
    393 stroker with YS-trim Vortech :-)

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    Well, I haven't gotten to that point yet. In looking at it, it does seem like a potential problem. Setting the blower a little higher causes belt problems......espeically when running cogs (cha-ching).
    89 LX
    Stock ported heads with 1.84" & 1.54" valves
    Untouched GT-40 intake, Crane 2031, S-trim
    11.13 @ 127 3370lb
    500.3 RWHP

    86 SVO
    222 rwhp

    My Basic Blower Tech Site
    My Dynojet Resource Site

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