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any aftermarket intake for the LT!?

Old Jun 13, 2004 | 07:38 PM
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any aftermarket intake for the LT!?

is there anybody making a aftermarket intake for the LT1?
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Old Jun 13, 2004 | 08:45 PM
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There's a pretty good thread going on right here in LT1 Tech just a few pages back, take a look. Something about "Update from SStrokerAce" or something like that.
Old Jun 13, 2004 | 09:01 PM
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If you mean like a $200 Edelbrock/weiand/holley sort of thing then no, back years ago Edelbrock and Lingenfelter both tried and failed to produce anything worthy of full scale froduction. The thread fastbird is mentioning is about a custom built unit costing big money and only really meant for the big dogs, there are a couple companies working on such stuff, thing is while they will give nice gains at high rpms they will cost as much as a basic motor rebuild and maybe more. Not that they are bad or anything, just not for the average enthusiast.
Old Jun 13, 2004 | 10:21 PM
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Edelbrock makes a CARB conversion but no FI aftermarket...Lingnenfelter can fully CNC your intake though, because I called inquiring about it, and they told me they can fully CNC It
Old Jun 13, 2004 | 11:12 PM
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At the Hot Rod race in Memphis there was talk that there was a new FI intake for the LT1's kinda like the Vic Jr. that is in the works. I haven't heard anything else about it or any details about it, but that was the rumor there.
Old Jun 13, 2004 | 11:29 PM
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edelbrock is coming out with the victor Jr/super victor and the victor G manafolds set up with injector bungs. This is not a direct bolt on to your lt1/lt4 heads. new manafold bolt holes have to bedrilled..old ones welded up. Have to either use a 90 deg elbow to mount your throttle body or an aftermarket single blade throttle body. You can also use a top mount 4 bl. throttle body.

So bacially..yes..something is coming out(actually there are a few on the market already) but it will take some fabrication to make it work. Its not even close to a direct bolt on.
Old Jun 14, 2004 | 12:13 AM
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Originally posted by 96capricemgr
The thread fastbird is mentioning is about a custom built unit costing big money and only really meant for the big dogs, there are a couple companies working on such stuff, thing is while they will give nice gains at high rpms they will cost as much as a basic motor rebuild and maybe more. Not that they are bad or anything, just not for the average enthusiast.
Acutally my intake is going to be for midrange TQ as much as HP and is a alternative to going to a 383. To me a $4000 short block vs. a $2000 intake is a good deal. You really should have ported heads and a cam before you step up to a aftermarket intake.

Bret
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