Intake elbow pics please
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My Engine compartment (prior to my turbo piping replacing the CAI) looked very, very similar to yours - except for the stickers. I got my elbow from Summit. Also, I was able to plumb my Meth injector into the bottom of the elbow - that is one benefit of using metal vs. plastic...
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The 1LE is the best option, imo, and retains the stock appearance. Jason Cromer at Sam Taylor Buick Cadillac in Fort Walton Beach Florida.
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But the 1LE is rubber like the factory correct ?
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n2ocamaro I really like the one you got. Does vortech sell them seperately or is it with some sort of kit? Also what TB do you have?
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n2ocamaro I really like the one you got. Does vortech sell them seperately or is it with some sort of kit? Also what TB do you have?
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It is rubber. Is that a problem? I know it has a larger cross section than most aftermarket elbows.
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Google - LT1 OTVC wires - and you will find info on them, I am sure a few sponsors here sell the kits. I did mine when i did my LT headers. If you do use them I also reccomend the heat socks for the protection of the wires.
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Sounds like a good idea about the socks. I was looking at the passenger side wires and they are squeezed in there below the alternator. Looks like its gonna be fun changing them out.
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OTVC is only good on headers. You can not use them on manifolds. Here is how I routed my wires and I did not use heats socks because I don't like how they look.
http://www.lt1engine.com/tech/how-to...e-cover-wires/
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