GIZMO

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I have stacks of LT1 intakes, but have never seen either a 10108471 or 10108629F. Anybody got one of these?

thesoundandthefury

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Stacks? Like how many are you talking?

TwoFast4Lv

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I have 11 of them and none of those numbers

GIZMO

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Why??

GIZMO

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The NHRA lists them, but they don't appear to be production part numbers. I would love to get to the bottom of this. Anyone got a 1992 Corvette?

thesoundandthefury

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Because I might need a lot of them.

TwoFast4Lv

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Gizmo are they lt1 and lt4 Carb intakes?

My intakes cover 92-97 LT1 and LT4 and I think it was L99

Honda Hunter

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Does it look any different than the others out of curiosity?

BizZzatch350

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Never seen a GM part number enging in a letter, most are just numbers.

GIZMO

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Thats the way that the NHRA has it listed.

GIZMO

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I have the same question.

BizZzatch350

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I looked at my spare 93 and the casting number on that is 10208145

harvickgm

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i used to be a GM tech... so tomorrow when i go to the shop i will pull them up and see exactly what GM says they are and what they are for and i will let yall know...

harvickgm

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OK.... the 10108471 intake is just a standard intake for an 89-92 TPI motor.... and

the 10108629F intake is for the 94-97 Trans Am, Corvette, Camaro, Impala and Caprice... and so on.... by the computer they are just standard intakes... the first time i have ever seen a letter in a part number but when i entered it, it gave me a new part number but it even dropped the letter off of the number...

so according to MicroCat and Parts Manager they are just standard intakes... there is no difference in the rest.. just new numbers thats all... the GM part numbers change all the time... part numbers i pull off line are probably going to be different when i try to check them at the shop....