LT1 intake VS LT1 super ram
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Here's some real world info, I know it's not an LT1 engine but every engine is basically the same.
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/show...t=lt1+superram
MIke
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/show...t=lt1+superram
MIke
Originally Posted by T/A KID
Here is some good info
http://compcams.com/Community/Articl...p?ID=-61543841
http://compcams.com/Community/Articl...p?ID=-61543841
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how much is that super ram setup anyways? they had thier kit that included everything
*edit, found it
http://store.summitracing.com/egnsea...10659&D=310659
its nice but for that price? not so sure.
*edit, found it
http://store.summitracing.com/egnsea...10659&D=310659
its nice but for that price? not so sure.
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Verdad Gallardo When I priced it back in the day it was around 1500 complete with a 1000 CFM 58mm TB. I have seen them go for around half of that on ebay for the LT1. To make it a bolt-on deal I would get the LT1 version for sure, get it ported and supply it with a 1300CFM monoblade and rev the car to 6500 and lower. Usually around 6,000 is when the intake stops producing power because of its really long runners (around 15inch) but with some nice LE heads and a small to mid size cam (230/236) with the rest of the supporting you'd out power any similiar setup with a LT1 intake, not only in peak numbers but through the power curve. That makes a car hella of a lot faster.
how much is that super ram setup anyways? they had thier kit that included everything
*edit, found it
http://store.summitracing.com/egnse...310659&D=310659
its nice but for that price? not so sure.
*edit, found it
http://store.summitracing.com/egnse...310659&D=310659
its nice but for that price? not so sure.
If I was a Low reving N/A motor I would use this intake
Last edited by T/A KID; Jul 29, 2007 at 07:01 PM.
Nope.
IMO for a daily driver or a street strip car on a low reving setup with near stock gear, it would be Great. It's all about street performance for me anyways.
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Originally Posted by fastlt1
If you came accross one would you get it?
Did you read the link I posted vice one from people trying to sell a superram?
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/show...t=lt1+superram
Originally Posted by T/A KID
IMO for a daily driver or a street strip car on a low reving setup with near stock gear, it would be Great. It's all about street performance for me anyways.
Daren
i remember back in the day,late 80s when the superram came out it was the only performance intake that did not utilize stock parts.then slp came out with the T-RAM (thanks to Kevin Woodruff @SLP),then the mini-ram from TPIS hit the streets and we did not have a clue,it put the L98 up in the ranks of rpm,way easier on our tuners to get a nice idle the only drawback was the lack of egr provisions and that stunk cause we knew in texas the state was changing emissions laws to be more strict especially visual.
