LT1-LT4 Modifications 1993-97 Gen II Small Block V8

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Old 01-19-2010, 09:25 AM
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Hey, guys, hate to ask this, but im at work and cant go check now. Want to go ahead and order some o2 ext. today and not sure if ALL the LT1 cars had flat connectors. Isnt that right????
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and also, obviously about to do a header install, so what gaskets have y'all had the best luck with?
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if you poke your head up under the passenger side you will see it, i believe they all did but not positive, maybe the 97 didnt
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MY 97 HAS flat upstreams
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All pre-cat O2s had flat four-pin connectors (except for 93s), and all post-cat were square.

As far as header gaskets go, I've used the Felprop 1406s for years now without one single leak.
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Originally Posted by RamAir95TA
All pre-cat O2s had flat four-pin connectors (except for 93s), and all post-cat were square.

As far as header gaskets go, I've used the Felprop 1406s for years now without one single leak.
AAAhhhhh, now i see! Thanks for the input, guys! They're ordered!
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I took my o2 to clean them a litle and now I want to put them back. do they fit in the y pipe right away or they need some sort of gasket or ruber sealant??
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Originally Posted by ikaros23
I took my o2 to clean them a litle and now I want to put them back. do they fit in the y pipe right away or they need some sort of gasket or ruber sealant??
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