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Old 06-04-2007, 11:33 AM
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Default Installing Fast 78mm

Im doing the install on a 2000 camaro and i was wonder if anyone could tell me some problems i could run into or tricks they did to make it easier. Also if anyone has a link to an install fast intake page could you post it up?

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Make sure you install the valley cover bolts that come with the FAST, if you bought used make sure you have them.

If this is for a Vette, make sure you have clearance for the MAP.

Make sure you use the FAST gaskets/o-rings for the intake to cylinder head, don't use OEM.

Don't force are wrestle any of the vacuum lines on the FAST, you will break the fittings on the intake.

Be sure to vacuum/blow dirt from stock intake prior to removal.

Look into heads and clean any sand that might fall into the port prior to installing new intake.

Don't over tighten the throttle body.
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cool i have the gaskets from fast and the bolts your talking about... there are 10 of them right?
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Remove the tape from the knock sensor wires.

Have a friend help you.
www.ls1howto.com
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Try to miss the Oil pressure sending unit when you're pulling the old manifold off. The brake booster is wrapped around it and WILL snap off if you dont make an effort to miss it when you pull the manifold off.
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Originally Posted by 00cls1camaross
cool i have the gaskets from fast and the bolts your talking about... there are 10 of them right?
Yes, they are button head. I painted mine to keep them from rusting.

Also, your stock intake bolts will work on the intake itself. I didn't use the FAST supplied bolts as they rust quickly and look like crap.

Read the instructions several times, as stated above the port for the brake booster has to be manipulated during installation and you have to be careful so you don't break it.
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Glad you got the Intake/TB. You are going to like it once it's installed.

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FAST install guide:

http://fuelairspark.com/Instructions/147.asp
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yep im happy, thanks for all the help guys

ill let you know how the car runs after this weekend after LTs, ORY, 78mm FAST, and BBK 80 P&P




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