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Old 01-23-2013, 09:50 AM
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simple question...will a 92/92 set up fit on a 98ls1
Old 01-23-2013, 10:34 AM
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Sure will buddy.
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oh hellz ya it will fixing to install mine this friday a ported 92 with a nick williams 92
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this is great news...i was only asking cause i read a tread on swaping a ls6 intake on and it siad a fast would not fit...just wanted to make sure before i got one...450 rwhp here i come
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Yup. Just got my fast 92/92 on about a month ago
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Goodluck on your build!
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you can modify the stock coolant lines to fit under the fast intake.
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Originally Posted by garygnu
you can modify the stock coolant lines to fit under the fast intake.
^this! it will not just go on....also dont forget the allen head bolts for the valley cover!
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do yall know what has to be modded to make it fit?...just trying to get the info i can...this is my first ls build so bare with me
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^ the 2 posts above tell you.

theres a coolant line that runs from each head front and back and connects under the intake. you can get the coolant line kit from a 01-02 which has the plugs in the back and just a crossover.

i cut it out of there. plugged the front tube going back, and when i cut the rear two i left about 2inches of tube and just connected the rear 2 with a rubber hose...works good...

allen head bolts on the valley cover...or you will crack the intake manifold.

everything else just transfers over from your stock intake...

also-there is a sensor on the engine back of the intake on the drivers side. sticks straight up. be careful, that is the oil pressure sending unit. easily broken.

take the rubber vacuum line off the brake booster and work it out of the back around that sensor....

easy swap youll be suprised...
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Originally Posted by zacht
^this! it will not just go on....also dont forget the allen head bolts for the valley cover!
x2... I was going to say that, the most important hardware to have prior to installing or else end up with a cracked bottom piece.
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The valley cover bolts come with the intake
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Originally Posted by badassracing
The valley cover bolts come with the intake
most of the time....if you get it new...surprising how many people forget them when they sell them used....



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