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    Really Need Help!

    I am having a hard time finding the kit to eliminate the coolant lines that run under the intake manifold on my 98 Pontiac Trans Am.

    This is usually my daily driver but has been out for a week now with the mods that I am doing.

    Any information on where to buy them would help me out.

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    Thanks I will call them Tuesday!

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    Quote Originally Posted by BADASS2000SS View Post
    Just type in "throttle body bypass" in eBay and you will get a ton!
    did you ever feel like your brain left you? found them but im wondering if theres any drawbacks to doing this if the car is driven in cold weather. better be a noticeable difference if i have to hook and unhook every spring and fall.

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    Quote Originally Posted by dklowrider View Post
    did you ever feel like your brain left you? found them but im wondering if theres any drawbacks to doing this if the car is driven in cold weather. better be a noticeable difference if i have to hook and unhook every spring and fall.
    I live in Florida so I could care less! If I lived up north, I probably wouldn't do it. You are not going to feel a difference either way. Its just a supporting mod.

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    Quote Originally Posted by dklowrider View Post
    did you ever feel like your brain left you? found them but im wondering if theres any drawbacks to doing this if the car is driven in cold weather. better be a noticeable difference if i have to hook and unhook every spring and fall.
    I'm in PA too, had mine bypassed for three years now with no problems so I say go for it

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    I am not talking about bypassing them. I am taking about removing them all together.

    To do this u have to plut the ports in the block.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mark21742 View Post
    I'm in PA too, had mine bypassed for three years now with no problems so I say go for it
    i'll try it then, at least ive got a lot of time till it gets really cold again.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BADASS2000SS View Post
    I live in Florida so I could care less! If I lived up north, I probably wouldn't do it. You are not going to feel a difference either way. Its just a supporting mod.
    i support a supporting mod that doesnt warm up my incoming air, especially all spring summer and fall.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ghawk996 View Post
    I am not talking about bypassing them. I am taking about removing them all together.

    To do this u have to plut the ports in the block.
    you have to get rid of the rear set and replace them with the newer style plugs, or grind the bottom of the intake to get it to clear if your talking about the steam lines....to by pass the TB just use a small peice of hose to connect to two ports coming off the hard line to the TB in a hoop......the TB bypass is a different mod than the intake steam lines

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