Lt1 intake question
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Lt1 intake question
I just got my blower engine back from my builder and I noticed my intake that I gave him to install had the holes in the front[ inside ]opened up. Does anybody know why this would be done ?
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It goes under the intake and connects top the EGR and smog holes on back of intake. There are also little holes in the floor of every runners just a lil way in that goes to the same place on back of intake.
If you remove the metal shield from the bottom of intake, you can see some big pipe plugs. If you remove these, you can see the entire network of those tunnels below the intake.
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If you remove the metal shield from the bottom of intake, you can see some big pipe plugs. If you remove these, you can see the entire network of those tunnels below the intake.
Lloyd
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It goes under the intake and connects top the EGR and smog holes on back of intake. There are also little holes in the floor of every runners just a lil way in that goes to the same place on back of intake.
If you remove the metal shield from the bottom of intake, you can see some big pipe plugs. If you remove these, you can see the entire network of those tunnels below the intake.
Lloyd
If you remove the metal shield from the bottom of intake, you can see some big pipe plugs. If you remove these, you can see the entire network of those tunnels below the intake.
Lloyd
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if refering to the actual TB holes in front of intake, yea those have been opened up. If refering to the two in the floor, they still have the factory casting slag on them. It would be about a ***** to get in there and drill them anyway.
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