Ford Remote Iacv on 2040-parts.com
Gardena, California, United States
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Custom built remote idle air control valve by Driftmotion for after market throttle body, will work with Standalone EMS. Driftmotion
Universal Remote Mount Idle Speed Control. We used a Supra check valve
for boosted engines, and a simple and reliable Ford 2-wire idle speed
control solenoid. The hose fitting is an AN-10 male. 3 Viton o-rings are
included, no additional gaskets are needed. This will work great for
aftermarket custom intake manifolds. Made in the USA with 6061 billet
aluminum. Includes Toyota Supra check valve, 2pc 6061 aluminum housing,
Ford 2-wire idle air control, K&N air filter, Viton o-rings,
stainless bracket, nuts and bolts, and 2 pin connector with pigtails.
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