I wanted to do this for some time. So this weekend a friend and I did this, all of it fit under the stock hood. I don't know if there are going to be any real gains or not, I just like working on cars and thought this would be a fun project.

So please no post saying this was stupid and a waste of time because I don't care it only cost me $60 for the whole thing so with that said pics....






Cut tabs of back of lid:

 

Looks good Been wanting to do that with my 93 for a while too, although I want the hood fed ram air version.

 

So what do you do, just lay the filter ontop of the condensor/radiator then the lid ontop of the filter?

 

how is the lid being held down? looks nice btw

 

the lids being held down by the hood. you could bolt it down no problem, but it fits snuggly down without any problems, in other words....its not goin anywhere haha. just be careful with the sheet metal, almost cost me my finger lol.

 

Putting a "LS1 Motorsports" lid on a LT1 is about as weird is putting CORVETTE fuel rails on a f-body. It just doesn't fit.

 

lol calm down dude I got it for 40 bucks used.......I just got it yesterday, and finished install today and was going to make sure everything worked before I go through the trouble of changing it, was planning on repainting it anyway at some point.....

 

so... does having a honda lawn mower make you a ricer

nice i was thinking of doing something similar

 

I hope you dont mind having your engine suck in a ****load of dirt.

 

Looks good! I would screw it down,my only beef about it.

 

hey I never saw him say he was finished with it

I think its looking good maybe a canidate for ram air

 

Was there another post that you followed to do it?

 

we followed this one off of ls1 tech...

http://ls1tech.com/forums/showthread.php?t=603985

not really a write up. we just studied the pics and took it from there.

 

damn he beat me too it...lol looks nice! i bet you had a heck of a time getting that round rubber tube over your throttle body....lol

 

Boiling it in water soften it up quite a bit which made it pretty easy to get on