Will this intake manifold work?
#4
Re: Will this intake manifold work?
http://www.nhra.com/tech_specs/engin...nts/BUI-96.rtf
If that info is correct, it's from a 94-96 Buick w/ an LT1, so yes, it should work.
If that info is correct, it's from a 94-96 Buick w/ an LT1, so yes, it should work.
#5
Re: Will this intake manifold work?
the edelbrock one is???????
if you can't find it listed it's cause it's not for sale yet.....
p.s. where in marietta are you???? near whitewater???
p.p.s. how you like your gmmg exhaust
if you can't find it listed it's cause it's not for sale yet.....
p.s. where in marietta are you???? near whitewater???
p.p.s. how you like your gmmg exhaust
#6
Re: Will this intake manifold work?
Originally Posted by GreenDemon
http://www.nhra.com/tech_specs/engin...nts/BUI-96.rtf
If that info is correct, it's from a 94-96 Buick w/ an LT1, so yes, it should work.
If that info is correct, it's from a 94-96 Buick w/ an LT1, so yes, it should work.
I live kinda close to whitewater. Actually I live closer to town center mall, and I love my GMMG. wouldn't trade it for anything.
#7
Re: Will this intake manifold work?
There may be a few minor differences, but the basic port, flow, and throttle body hookup is the same, so you could definitely bolt it up. You might want to research and make sure any wiring/vacuum connections are in the same spot or you'll have to do a little work. I don't have enough info to say for sure that everything is located in exactly the same spot, but it will certainly bolt down and get the job done.
#10
Re: Will this intake manifold work?
http://www.nhra.com/tech_specs/engin...ts/CHEV-97.rtf
I found other references to it being a L99 part and this one seems to point at it being either f-body or b-body LT1 but also says the L99 is 11.8:1 which it isn't.
I will say it is a MAF LT1 intake of which there are a handful of MINORLY differing castings none of those differences will hinder you using it.
I found other references to it being a L99 part and this one seems to point at it being either f-body or b-body LT1 but also says the L99 is 11.8:1 which it isn't.
I will say it is a MAF LT1 intake of which there are a handful of MINORLY differing castings none of those differences will hinder you using it.
#11
Re: Will this intake manifold work?
Originally Posted by GreenDemon
Why are you wanting to use that one anyway? I always thought f-body LT1 intake manifolds were cheap and easy to come by...
as long as it won't rob me of any power, all the hookups go on the same way, and it bolts right up, i'll be happy with it.
I am putting together another LT1 and wanted something that looks better than my nasty looking stock one, and I don't know of any places close by that do powdercoating.
#12
Re: Will this intake manifold work?
The ports are different. The port on that intake is LARGER than the LT1 and shaped different b/c the iron heads intake runners are shaped different then the aluminum version. I wouldnt use it unless you get the LT1 heads port matched.
#13
Re: Will this intake manifold work?
Look at the NHRA specs for "Pontiac".... they list that manifold as one they will accept on the 285HP 350ci 10.5CR engine.
http://www.nhra.com/tech_specs/engin...ts/PONT-98.rtf
http://www.nhra.com/tech_specs/engin...ts/PONT-98.rtf
#14
Re: Will this intake manifold work?
well why pontiac and not the chevys...actually weren't they rated from the factory at 275hp back in 1994?
basically it seems as though the intake will not work. I've already had the heads ported and don't really want to have them worked again just so the ports will match up with an intake.
basically it seems as though the intake will not work. I've already had the heads ported and don't really want to have them worked again just so the ports will match up with an intake.