what did you do to your firebird today?
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05-19-2010, 10:40 PM
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drove mine to a cruise in and another black LT1 T/A parked right next to it. The other one was a non ram air car with 16" wheels. It looked almost exactly like what my car did when i bought it 6+ years ago.
I put 115 miles on it every day and fill it up every 3 days.
05-23-2010, 04:18 PM
#136
The following was done:
-Installed new LS6 intake manifold;
-Installed new knock sensors;
-Installed new PCV piping;
-Installed new 160 degree thermostat;
-Removed EGR system;
-Cleaned all the junk piled up between the intake ports;
-Cleaned the throttle body.
-Installed new LS6 intake manifold;
-Installed new knock sensors;
-Installed new PCV piping;
-Installed new 160 degree thermostat;
-Removed EGR system;
-Cleaned all the junk piled up between the intake ports;
-Cleaned the throttle body.
05-23-2010, 07:24 PM
#139
Getting the back right side manifold bolt was the most difficult as the trans tube is right there. And getting a torque wrench on the rear four bolts was no picnic.
The PCV tube kit comes with a new PCV valve that’s in the center, by the fuel crossover. The heat sock on the back is from my spark plug set from my long gone ‘94 Formula. Hopefully, the T-fitting back there won’t get brittle from the heat again.
The PCV tube kit comes with a new PCV valve that’s in the center, by the fuel crossover. The heat sock on the back is from my spark plug set from my long gone ‘94 Formula. Hopefully, the T-fitting back there won’t get brittle from the heat again.
