Triumph Spitfire Emissions Parts on 2040-parts.com
Palm Coast, Florida, US
These emissions/Pollution control parts were taken of a running 1979 CA Spitfire. The EGR holds vacuum and seems to work just fine and is very solid. The smog pump spins freely and seems to move air. I think it only needs a new plastic fan that goes behind the pulley to be serviceable . I have not tested it on a car. The air rail is in excellent shape not mangled or bent at all. Please look at pictures carefully to assess condition.
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