For You LT1 Guys..
The elbow was designed to use the stock stylr TB and out it as close as possible to the stock location.
THis solves multiple problems...throttle tip-in tuning....TB/MAF/Filter plumbing, you can reuse a stock style elbow and CAI.....and throttle cable issues.
This saves money over the usual single plane conversion as you do not need to purchase a new TB and custom fab a CAI
It also requires no cutting on the cowl for clearance.
THis solves multiple problems...throttle tip-in tuning....TB/MAF/Filter plumbing, you can reuse a stock style elbow and CAI.....and throttle cable issues.
This saves money over the usual single plane conversion as you do not need to purchase a new TB and custom fab a CAI
It also requires no cutting on the cowl for clearance.
Those aren't the stock rails though are they?
This is very tempting. Seems like all in all it's about $1000 to do it once you buy the intake and do machine work and have you all plumb it and fab the elbow. Not a bad price for not having to worry about running a large shot like you have to with the stock LT1 intake.
This is very tempting. Seems like all in all it's about $1000 to do it once you buy the intake and do machine work and have you all plumb it and fab the elbow. Not a bad price for not having to worry about running a large shot like you have to with the stock LT1 intake.
Those aren't the stock rails though are they?
This is very tempting. Seems like all in all it's about $1000 to do it once you buy the intake and do machine work and have you all plumb it and fab the elbow. Not a bad price for not having to worry about running a large shot like you have to with the stock LT1 intake.
This is very tempting. Seems like all in all it's about $1000 to do it once you buy the intake and do machine work and have you all plumb it and fab the elbow. Not a bad price for not having to worry about running a large shot like you have to with the stock LT1 intake.
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I may have to get one of these when I do the stroker. I like the fact that you are using the thottle body and cold air. Are you going to be making these for a while or should I get it now?
Also on my current motor I have been using a single nozzle spraying a 150 shot I would like to up it to a 200 shot what would be the most cost effective way of doing that?My niods are good for 250hp.
Also on my current motor I have been using a single nozzle spraying a 150 shot I would like to up it to a 200 shot what would be the most cost effective way of doing that?My niods are good for 250hp.
Last edited by jakesz28; May 24, 2007 at 06:21 PM.


