vern6.0

I have a 5.3 truck motor equipped with a ls2 intake. The problem is the bypass line that is bolted to the cyl heads is hitting the outlet on the ls2 intake. I know there is rubber hoses routed to these points. On pass side valve cover tube to intake n driver side outlet goes to steamline outlet. And there the steamline tube is too long thus hitting the intake outlet making it impossible to route a hose. So do I trim one or the other and make it fit or do I get one for an EXACT LS2 motor? And who sales em? Or does anyone make an aftermarket one?

93camaro_zzz

iTrader: (13)

A picture might help us visualize what you are talking about. But I do know that your local GM dealership would carry an LS2 steam crossover. Just tell them it is for a 2005 Corvette.

vern6.0

Yeah that's it. A ls2 steam crossover tube. Will the truck one work with a car intake or since I changed to a car intake will I have to use the car (ls2) steam crossover tube. This is swap I'm doin in my c10

vern6.0

Never mind after hrs looking and improvising I just bent the steam tube downward out of the way since I found out that the hose runs to the radiator