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Old 07-05-2008, 11:12 AM   #1
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lt1 manifolds in a 3rd gen
do stock manifolds off an 86 z fit on the lt1, or should i just get some shorties and a y pipe for it?.... this is for an lt1 swap into the camaro.
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"Fit" is a relative term. They will bolt onto the heads, but the ports will be partially covered.

Headers would be a much better way to go.
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do stock manifolds off an 86 z fit on the lt1, or should i just get some shorties and a y pipe for it?.... this is for an lt1 swap into the camaro.
What did you end up going with?
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Re: lt1 manifolds in a 3rd gen
So if third gen manifolds are restrictive to the ports on an LT1, does that mean that LT1 manifolds would open the flow on my 92' 305?
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