Tech Article, LT1 Intake in a 3rd Gen
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Tech Article, LT1 Intake in a 3rd Gen
Here it is, I've been busy all week and finally got time to write and upload.
<a href=http://members.home.net/millicanga/swapping_a_lt1_intake_into_a_1st.htm>LT1 Intake Swap</a>
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<a href=http://members.home.net/millicanga/swapping_a_lt1_intake_into_a_1st.htm>LT1 Intake Swap</a>
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John, great photos, and job on the web page you made.
Makes me think of keeping the TPI and not going LT1
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Makes me think of keeping the TPI and not going LT1
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Insted of using a remote housing what about puting one inline on the radiator hose like the Dodge Dakota v8?
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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Tas:
Insted of using a remote housing what about puting one inline on the radiator hose like the Dodge Dakota v8?
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Insted of using a remote housing what about puting one inline on the radiator hose like the Dodge Dakota v8?
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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by RCR:
Looks great. How does it run?</font>
Looks great. How does it run?</font>
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dodge neon's have that inline setup someone was mentioning.however,it's impractical because there isn't enough surface room to install the temp sensors.way to go hopefully you'll post some before and after timeslips as well as your a.s.s'o'meter feeling(see poorman's dyno).
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Car: 1997 Jeep Wrangler
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Transmission: 5 speed
Axle/Gears: 8.8 rear, 4.56 gears, 4:1 transfer
I have posted before/after already.
Before 13.89 at 102.1 mph
After 13.44 at 104.6 mph (in 2nd gear at 7000rpm's. car would not shift into 3rd. Governor was bad in tranny).
Before 13.89 at 102.1 mph
After 13.44 at 104.6 mph (in 2nd gear at 7000rpm's. car would not shift into 3rd. Governor was bad in tranny).
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Great Job John!!
now a few questions,
how would this intake do on a 406? would it be a better idea than a fully siamesed long runner setup? and how much of the existing electronics are you using to run the motor? for example if i had to could i keep my MAF sensor etc. etc.
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now a few questions,
how would this intake do on a 406? would it be a better idea than a fully siamesed long runner setup? and how much of the existing electronics are you using to run the motor? for example if i had to could i keep my MAF sensor etc. etc.
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10-bolt 3.73 Richmond gears rebuilt GM posi,
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Bosch platinum + 4 plugs
Ram Air w/ K&N filters,
MAF sensor screens removed, TB coolant bypass
Polyurethane tranny and torque arm mounts
Dynomax catback w/custom tips
K&N oil filter,Mobil 1 synth, Futura GLS Super Sport tires 265/50/15 rear and 235/60/15 front mounted on 86 monte carlo SS rims ,
400 sbc and a 6 spd in the works
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Here's the question we all want to know! How much will you charge to do more?....Maybe if someone supplies the actual intake?....I plan on doing a nie 383 this winter & would like to go w/ a nicer intake system w/out shelling out $800 -$1200 for a superram or miniram! Definitely willing to spend a couple dollars though, just lack the time! Story of everyone's life, right!?!?
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'91 Z28 1LE; 355, Sportsman II heads, Edelbrock TPI w/ 58mm TB, Tremec TKO 5-speed, 3.73's & much, much more
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'91 Z28 1LE; 355, Sportsman II heads, Edelbrock TPI w/ 58mm TB, Tremec TKO 5-speed, 3.73's & much, much more
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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Ed1LE:
Here's the question we all want to know! How much will you charge to do more?....Maybe if someone supplies the actual intake?....I plan on doing a nie 383 this winter & would like to go w/ a nicer intake system w/out shelling out $800 -$1200 for a superram or miniram! Definitely willing to spend a couple dollars though, just lack the time! Story of everyone's life, right!?!?
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Here's the question we all want to know! How much will you charge to do more?....Maybe if someone supplies the actual intake?....I plan on doing a nie 383 this winter & would like to go w/ a nicer intake system w/out shelling out $800 -$1200 for a superram or miniram! Definitely willing to spend a couple dollars though, just lack the time! Story of everyone's life, right!?!?
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John i think i remember you saying you couldnt use an lt1 intake with maf becuase it will "max out the flow charts"???? could you custom program a prom like youd have to if you got a TPIS miniram??? Thats BAD @$$!!
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John, I just wanted to say, THANK YOU for sharing your knowledge and experiences.. the info and pics are EXCELLENT!
It's good to know that there are people like you out there who are willing to help others and share what they have
It's good to know that there are people like you out there who are willing to help others and share what they have
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I never said you can't use the MAF, you would have to get creative in the programming because of the limitations of the MAF tables.
It would be simpler to go Speed Denisty but it will run with a MAF system.
It would be simpler to go Speed Denisty but it will run with a MAF system.
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Dont they sell proms at TPIS for MAF and The miniram.... IF you can make a miniram run with MAF then you sure as hell can get a STOCK lt1 manifold to run.... A miniram is just a highly hogged, ported, and polished, LT1 style manifold set up for w/o reverse cooling. matt
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Also, are the air charts the same on a LT1 prom.... that would be a good start... just use the LT1 flow charts for your TPI prom???? could that work??? or are the tables totally different..... youd have to use a 94+(???) lt1 prom because 93 has speed density?
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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by ImportsRsloths:
Also, are the air charts the same on a LT1 prom.... that would be a good start... just use the LT1 flow charts for your TPI prom???? could that work??? or are the tables totally different..... youd have to use a 94+(???) lt1 prom because 93 has speed density? </font>
Also, are the air charts the same on a LT1 prom.... that would be a good start... just use the LT1 flow charts for your TPI prom???? could that work??? or are the tables totally different..... youd have to use a 94+(???) lt1 prom because 93 has speed density? </font>
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The computers are totally different. 94-97 LT1's are actually BOTH SD and MAF. You could look at the charts to get a basic idea of things, but that's about it. I'll probably be looking at my friends when I do this swap soon.
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Also Scott i bet some of the charts are the same for MAF???? Do you think you could print the charts off and load them onto the internet for others to view???
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all i have to say is WOW! Nice job man, if i was going to keep the L98 i'd do the LT intake swap in a hearbeat but i'm going turbo 3.8
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Car: 88 GTA
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My motor specs are in the sig. And the LT1 computer only uses the MAF for part throttle stuff, which we could use for a base anyway. And yeah, I'll see if I can upload it for everyone to see.
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Here is a few tables from an LT1 prom..... that maf.jpg is the stock maf table..... does this help at all??
http://docmudge.tripod.com/Tuning/
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http://docmudge.tripod.com/Tuning/
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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by u r sofa king we tah did:
where did you get your remote thermostat housing at?</font>
where did you get your remote thermostat housing at?</font>
It's at Summit for $60 something bucks. I got mine from http://www.rpmcat.com/ , just type "remote thermastat" in the search window. It's $45 there. Polished version.
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2 quick questions, i noticed you put on your web page that your throttle cable was too long. was this your stock cable that was too long or did you have a cable from a 93 Z28? and the tv cable, do you have the part number for the tv cable you bought at gm, or atleast remember the price of it?
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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by u r sofa king we tah did:
2 quick questions, i noticed you put on your web page that your throttle cable was too long. was this your stock cable that was too long or did you have a cable from a 93 Z28? and the tv cable, do you have the part number for the tv cable you bought at gm, or atleast remember the price of it?</font>
2 quick questions, i noticed you put on your web page that your throttle cable was too long. was this your stock cable that was too long or did you have a cable from a 93 Z28? and the tv cable, do you have the part number for the tv cable you bought at gm, or atleast remember the price of it?</font>
I am using a TPI throttle cable due to the 3rd gen style throttle body. If I had a LT1 throttle body I would have used a LT1 cable, you cannot mix throttle cables from the 3rd gen style to a LT1 TB. They are differant linkage.
My TV cable was short and I don't know why. My car was not orginally TPI, it was carbed. I changed TV cables when I did the TPI swap a couple years ago. I bought the cable from the dealer. I probally got the wrong one because I've looked at other TPI cars and they are rather long. My TV cable barely made it to the TPI, it was tight. That's probally why I ended up buying a '93 TV cable. BTW, the '93 TV cable is plenty long!
My recommendations is wait and see, I went to the dealer when I needed it and they stocked it, no special order. List price is $29, most dealers give a little discount so I got it for $24.
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cool, thanks for the info. ive already made my template for the distrib. hole, (pretty easy by the way) next i just gotta buy those special sized taps and get the heater hose fittings from napa. cant wait to drive this thing once this is done!
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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by davehamilton:
Sorry if I missed the info but how does this deal run? Nice looking job. Dave </font>
Sorry if I missed the info but how does this deal run? Nice looking job. Dave </font>
Before 13.89 at 102mph
After 13.44 at 105mph I went through the traps in 2nd gear due to a transmission governor problem!. I'm sure a 12.90 is in the future when the sick tranny is fixed.
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Has any one tried this with the 93 intake yet I have one but their is that fuel rail problem just wondering if any one has found out if this is going to have a clearance problem.
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Stroked-Z:
See the PROM board on burning chips. Also read Traxions tech article.
Now, how many people are trying John's conversion?
See the PROM board on burning chips. Also read Traxions tech article.
Now, how many people are trying John's conversion?
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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Scott 88 GTA:
My motor specs are in the sig. And the LT1 computer only uses the MAF for part throttle stuff, which we could use for a base anyway. And yeah, I'll see if I can upload it for everyone to see.
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My motor specs are in the sig. And the LT1 computer only uses the MAF for part throttle stuff, which we could use for a base anyway. And yeah, I'll see if I can upload it for everyone to see.
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The LT1s use the MAF all the time.
The MAP is for OBDII diagnostics that the MAF is acting resonably right, and uses MAP in case of a MAF failure.
You can run an LT1 in MAP mode, thou. This will allow you to run MAFless.
The MAP tables are nice in configureation, but in my testing when running MAP only too rich at WOT, and too much timing.
Now if you do a Z06 type pre MAF tract, you'd really be onto something, if you want/can run MAF with a LT1 PCM. The newer tract allows for screenless running of a late MAF.
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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by John Millican:
Here it is, I've been busy all week and finally got time to write and upload.
<a href=http://members.home.net/millicanga/swapping_a_lt1_intake_into_a_1st.htm>LT1 Intake Swap</a>
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Here it is, I've been busy all week and finally got time to write and upload.
<a href=http://members.home.net/millicanga/swapping_a_lt1_intake_into_a_1st.htm>LT1 Intake Swap</a>
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John, great site. Lots of good info. So much so that I started my version last night. Question for you: What braket did you use for your throttle linkage, etc? Was it the original LT1, or fabbed?
thanx, I'm sure I'll more questions later...
thanx, I'm sure I'll more questions later...
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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by RCR:
John, great site. Lots of good info. So much so that I started my version last night. Question for you: What braket did you use for your throttle linkage, etc? Was it the original LT1, or fabbed?
thanx, I'm sure I'll more questions later...</font>
John, great site. Lots of good info. So much so that I started my version last night. Question for you: What braket did you use for your throttle linkage, etc? Was it the original LT1, or fabbed?
thanx, I'm sure I'll more questions later...</font>
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