Stealth Ram or LT1 intake?
#4
i would go with the lt1 intake because if you have a bird it will fit under the stock hood where as the stealth ram wont. if you go lt1 you will need to convert it to a distributor clad engine. the real lt1 engine didnt have a distributor like a regular 350 does. your best bet is to order one from www.lt1intake.com. the guy converts it himself, paints it whatever color you want and i believe sends installation instructions as well. if you already have a running tpi setup all you will need to swap this on is a throttle body. hope this helps.
#7
www.lt1intake.com is where he pointed out earlier.
thats john millican and he's been doing those for a while now. the good thing about those is that, like he mentioned, it fits under a stock bird hood. also, theres been quite a few people doing it this way so there is a good amount of info out there to be found. also, john is always present on his boards over at www.se-thirdgen.org or on thirdgen.org to answer questions about it.
thats john millican and he's been doing those for a while now. the good thing about those is that, like he mentioned, it fits under a stock bird hood. also, theres been quite a few people doing it this way so there is a good amount of info out there to be found. also, john is always present on his boards over at www.se-thirdgen.org or on thirdgen.org to answer questions about it.
#11
The stealth ram will fit under the stock camaro hood better than the firebird. On my formula, I simply took material from the top and bottom of the plenum. I also shaved 1/16" off the base (shortened runners). Furthermore, I neatly cut out some braces on the underside of the hood. I clear by about 1/16" at the front passenger side of the throttle body. For more information and pictures, search for JMatlock88 (me) on www.thirdgen.org. Later.
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