Air box lid
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Air box lid
Is the ls1 air box lid any different between the ss and the z28? Cuz I installed a ss hood on my z28 but,the lid wont let the new hood close. Is the ss lid shorter?
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There is no difference between the SS and Z28 stock lids and lower airboxes.
I'm guessing you have an aftermarket SS hood?
I had an aftermarket SS hood on my Z28 and had to cut a 4" x 5" notch to clear the neck of the lid. And a ton of grinding above the headlights. Ended up trading that hood for a stock steel one until I found a real SS hood.
I'm guessing you have an aftermarket SS hood?
I had an aftermarket SS hood on my Z28 and had to cut a 4" x 5" notch to clear the neck of the lid. And a ton of grinding above the headlights. Ended up trading that hood for a stock steel one until I found a real SS hood.
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There is no difference between the SS and Z28 stock lids and lower airboxes.
I'm guessing you have an aftermarket SS hood?
I had an aftermarket SS hood on my Z28 and had to cut a 4" x 5" notch to clear the neck of the lid. And a ton of grinding above the headlights. Ended up trading that hood for a stock steel one until I found a real SS hood.
I'm guessing you have an aftermarket SS hood?
I had an aftermarket SS hood on my Z28 and had to cut a 4" x 5" notch to clear the neck of the lid. And a ton of grinding above the headlights. Ended up trading that hood for a stock steel one until I found a real SS hood.
Maybe they are thinking of the WS6 lower air box vs a base Trans Am......now those are in fact different.
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There are some difference's sometimes. My best friend had a slp camaro and the lower airbox had a bigger hole at the bottom to let the air in. From my understanding it is only the slp ss's and firehawks. I might be wrong but I have been looking for the lower airbox with the big hole for my Z .
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The one I had was over an inch thick, it was made of a thin fiberglass top and thin fiberglass bottom, both joined together with a thick bead of glue around the outside.
It looked like the air ducting was functional, but due to the gap between the two layers it wasn't. You can check by spraying a water hose into the scoop, mine would leak out everywhere except the holes in front of the airbox.
The OEM hood is approx 3/8" thick and is more of a one piece.
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There are some difference's sometimes. My best friend had a slp camaro and the lower airbox had a bigger hole at the bottom to let the air in. From my understanding it is only the slp ss's and firehawks. I might be wrong but I have been looking for the lower airbox with the big hole for my Z .
Only Ram Air Trans Ams as far as I know.
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There are some difference's sometimes. My best friend had a slp camaro and the lower airbox had a bigger hole at the bottom to let the air in. From my understanding it is only the slp ss's and firehawks. I might be wrong but I have been looking for the lower airbox with the big hole for my Z .