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I have had this stuff sitting around for way too long, just not into the cars so much anymore, so it might as well go to a good home.
SLP torque converter never installed - $200 o.b.o. + shipping. SLP doesn't even offer these anymore so I have to go off memory but I think they were around 2300 stall.
Chip burning hardware I don't have pics of and it's in storage with the rest of my stuff, IIRC it's an Xtronics Pocket Programmer. Make an offer.
Lingenfelter Superram - Make an offer. This is an interesting item. I picked it up a few years back from a guy who lives in Indiana near the Lingenfelter shop. The story I got at that time is he got it at a clearance sale they had there. As you can see it is hand built and has rectangular runners. It will need some machine work before it can be installed and doesn't include any fittings or fuel rails etc. If anyone recognizes this item and has any info I would love to know more.
__________________ "this was at low alga-tube if it was a normal level it probably would have been a mid or high 12"
I would like $750 for it, but am open to offers. As you can see in the pics the mounting holes for the throttle body need to be drilled, as well as the holes for the bracket that holds throttle/kickdown cables, and needs to be plumbed for the lines that hook up to the bottom of the plenum. Anymore questions post em up or shoot me a PM, I'm going to try and get some more detailed pics in the next day or two. Thanks for looking.
Sorry guys my internet has been givin me fits for the last few days so I couldn't get on. Went and dug the stuff out over the weeked. The chip hardware is actually an Eprommer5 with serial and power cords, never used. The receipt is still in the box and it was $115, asking $50 + shipping.
The intake I would take $500 for, but if I don't get that I'll just hold on to it. After taking it out of the box and playing with it the creative juices started to flow just a little bit...
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Would u take 100.00 for the Torque converter? I will pay for shipping if U will.
I live in Az. so shipping wont be too cheap. Can u find out what shipping will be to 85361?
back around 1994 or 1995 my father knew a guy who was big money and had a custom 90 or 91 vette with a 406 and he had a lingenfelter intake just like that on his car. from what i remember the intake was made by him for a few years, very limited, and then i believe accel bought the design from him. if i remember right they were about $1000 then. super intake for major power. ive actually never seen another one.
I'm not the owner so I don't know for sure, but this manifold still needs some work to be ready to bolt on. I don't know if stock fuel rails would fit. Holes for the throttle body have not been drilled / tapped. It may need some other things too. But for someone that was willing to put a little work into it, I bet it'd be just as good as a normal super ram, and that thing will turn heads like nothing else.
Kevin as mentioned it is 3 pieces total base/runners, plenum, and lid.
Chris got your email and will be shooting one back at you in just a minute here.
91Z28Guy just make an offer, the T/C has no sentimental value like the intake does so that ones going to the highest bidder so to speak.
the slp covertor is a 2400 stall. i have the same one. i called slp and verified the stall speed. hope this helps. also, could you give me some info on the chip burning hardware and a price? thanks.
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