TPI vortec intake
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Car: 1987 Z28 TPI and 1989 305 TBI RS
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TPI vortec intake
Planning on buying the Scoggin/Dickey Vortec TPI baseplate, but before I do where there any chevy vortec tpi intakes that will work for a swap? Going to the junkyard my does well make a day of it.
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TPI, as most people know it here on this particular board was available on F and Y body from 1985 to 1992. The vortec heads that everyone is so crazy about these days to put on their Gen I SBC's were put into production circa 1996. GM never even came close to producing what you would be looking for in a boneyard.
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pretty much what I thought. Or else scoggin dickey never would have made the base plate in the first place
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Car: 1987 Z28 TPI and 1989 305 TBI RS
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This article http://www.chevyhiperformance.com/te...ion/index.html
said they milled .062 off the vortec head and used a .039 head gasket to yield 9.8 to 1 compression ratio.
Did you have to mill the heads?
Assuming you have a 305
said they milled .062 off the vortec head and used a .039 head gasket to yield 9.8 to 1 compression ratio.
Did you have to mill the heads?
Assuming you have a 305
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