L98 Intake on LT1
L98 Intake on LT1
will the l98 manifold work on an LT1? I know the bolt holes wont line up but is there anything else? What needs to be done to make it work?
Anyone have any idea how much it would be to extrude hone the l98 manifold?
Anyone have any idea how much it would be to extrude hone the l98 manifold?
Re: L98 Intake on LT1
Originally Posted by 1LESSZ28
will the l98 manifold work on an LT1? I know the bolt holes wont line up but is there anything else? What needs to be done to make it work?
Anyone have any idea how much it would be to extrude hone the l98 manifold?
Anyone have any idea how much it would be to extrude hone the l98 manifold?
The TPI manifold flow's for ****. You don't want it
BTW - Why did you go with shorties over LT's?
Re: L98 Intake on LT1
Originally Posted by 1LESSZ28
will the l98 manifold work on an LT1? I know the bolt holes wont line up but is there anything else? What needs to be done to make it work?
Anyone have any idea how much it would be to extrude hone the l98 manifold?
Anyone have any idea how much it would be to extrude hone the l98 manifold?
Re: L98 Intake on LT1
Originally Posted by Speed_Kills
The TPI manifold flow's for ****. You don't want it
BTW - Why did you go with shorties over LT's?
BTW - Why did you go with shorties over LT's?
Re: L98 Intake on LT1
Originally Posted by Dave '97 Z28 M6
Have you checked to make sure it will fit under the hood & cowl? The L98 TPI intake sits higher than the LT1's.
I think it will fit under the cowl no problem but the hood probably not. I have a 2" cowl hood though. I think it would be interesting to see how a extrude honed l98 would perform on an lt1. I know they flow like **** stock but the mod bug has bitten me hard lol and I can't resist tweaking. If I don't like it I can always take it off and sell it-probably make back what I got it for, intake was free anyway. Extrude honed they aren't that bad up to 5500 after that they are dead but hp and tq are available in much more plentiful numbers up to 5500=more fun on the street.
Re: L98 Intake on LT1
Accel Super Ram
http://store.summitracing.com/partde...0&autoview=sku
http://store.summitracing.com/partde...0&autoview=sku
.....and leave the manifold on; it's too much of a PITA to go swapping the intake every x number of months.
http://store.summitracing.com/partde...0&autoview=sku
http://store.summitracing.com/partde...0&autoview=sku
.....and leave the manifold on; it's too much of a PITA to go swapping the intake every x number of months.
Last edited by onebadponcho; May 3, 2006 at 09:44 PM.
Re: L98 Intake on LT1
Originally Posted by 1LESSZ28
I know I know about the intake but I want more torque for burning out.
Re: L98 Intake on LT1
Originally Posted by Honda Hunter
From what I'm reading couldnt he just save himself the headache and go with the Linginfelter since he has his mind set?
Re: L98 Intake on LT1
Originally Posted by 1LESSZ28
what i bought the car for anyway. ah well every forum has them
Yeah, because the LT1s' powerband is not streetable.
That's a good one. I didn't realize all this time I was driving a dedicated drag strip monster.
Re: L98 Intake on LT1
How do you need "more torque" for a burnout 
Hold brakes, spin tires, proceed to burnout, proceed to continue burnout until tires explode. If this is your goal, a stock Z28 would do the trick.
Please, do this moronic act to a Honda or something else instead....

Hold brakes, spin tires, proceed to burnout, proceed to continue burnout until tires explode. If this is your goal, a stock Z28 would do the trick.
Please, do this moronic act to a Honda or something else instead....
Re: L98 Intake on LT1
Originally Posted by Javier97Z28
If this is your goal, a stock Z28 would do the trick.
That LT1 intake is way too radical for the street


