if an LT1 intake will fit, why not an LS1 intake?
if an LT1 intake will fit, why not an LS1 intake?
Now i know the LS1 blocks are totaly differen't. But has anyone tried to see how close the LS1 intake is to fitting? I mean no one probably thought the LT1 intake was possible until it was tried... just a though..:lala:
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Since mods can't ask questions
The LS1 is completely different from the standard small block chevy and if you don't own one you probably don't know them well. Since this is a thirdgen board, I guess LS1, LT1 and all import knowledge is required to be a knowledgeable and upstanding member and/or mod.
To the original question, the LS1 intake won't work because the intake ports aren't "paired" like the standard small block.
SBC Intake:
....24....68
13....57
LS1 Intake:
..2..4..6..8
1..3..5..7
Plus different bolt patterns and I think the distributor would end up running through the runners for the rear cylinders.
Hope that helps.
edit: it messed up the spacing but you get the idea.
The LS1 is completely different from the standard small block chevy and if you don't own one you probably don't know them well. Since this is a thirdgen board, I guess LS1, LT1 and all import knowledge is required to be a knowledgeable and upstanding member and/or mod.To the original question, the LS1 intake won't work because the intake ports aren't "paired" like the standard small block.
SBC Intake:
....24....68
13....57
LS1 Intake:
..2..4..6..8
1..3..5..7
Plus different bolt patterns and I think the distributor would end up running through the runners for the rear cylinders.
Hope that helps.
edit: it messed up the spacing but you get the idea.
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This guy's been eating paint chips, sniffing magic markers, or something...the shame is you can't put Moderators into your "ignore" list on UBB.
This guy's been eating paint chips, sniffing magic markers, or something...the shame is you can't put Moderators into your "ignore" list on UBB.
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Originally posted by kevinc
This guy's been eating paint chips, sniffing magic markers, or something...the shame is you can't put Moderators into your "ignore" list on UBB.
This guy's been eating paint chips, sniffing magic markers, or something...the shame is you can't put Moderators into your "ignore" list on UBB.
ok, on with the seriousness......kevinc..you seem to know your stuff pretty well, but more often than not when somewhen asks a question that you may not like, I (and many others) have noticed that you bash the inquisitor
please stop
The way you learn things is to ask, if you just bash them all they learn is that you are either stuck up or selfish.
It was a good question, not everybody has really looked at the ls1 intake.
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Let me post this picture of a LS1 head to finally put the LS1 intake question to rest. The head on the right shows the intake side, look at the ports they are huge and very tall! Not even close and the angle is way off to. SBC's use what, a 23° angle head? The LS1 head is 15°.
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What the crap!!
Those are wild looking intake ports!!
What does that do to the flow characteristics? Higher velocity? Must be hard for the air on the long side radius of the intake port to make such a big turn into the cylinder.
Those are wild looking intake ports!!
What does that do to the flow characteristics? Higher velocity? Must be hard for the air on the long side radius of the intake port to make such a big turn into the cylinder.
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well, you cant see, because your head's up your ***
ok, on with the seriousness......kevinc..you seem to know your stuff pretty well, but more often than not when somewhen asks a question that you may not like, I (and many others) have noticed that you bash the inquisitor
please stop
well, you cant see, because your head's up your ***
ok, on with the seriousness......kevinc..you seem to know your stuff pretty well, but more often than not when somewhen asks a question that you may not like, I (and many others) have noticed that you bash the inquisitor
please stop
Over the past year, the majority of posts seem to fall into two categories:
1.) "I worked on my car and broke something...please help need help asap!!!!!"
2.) "I want to know something really obvious, but don't feel like reading or searching."
Maybe I'm wrong, but it seems like the signal to noise ratio here is dropping like a brick...
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Originally posted by kevinc
Thirdgen.org used to host some really good info, with people posting questions not covered in the usual books, and the answers were invaluable.
Over the past year, the majority of posts seem to fall into two categories:
1.) "I worked on my car and broke something...please help need help asap!!!!!"
2.) "I want to know something really obvious, but don't feel like reading or searching."
Maybe I'm wrong, but it seems like the signal to noise ratio here is dropping like a brick...
Thirdgen.org used to host some really good info, with people posting questions not covered in the usual books, and the answers were invaluable.
Over the past year, the majority of posts seem to fall into two categories:
1.) "I worked on my car and broke something...please help need help asap!!!!!"
2.) "I want to know something really obvious, but don't feel like reading or searching."
Maybe I'm wrong, but it seems like the signal to noise ratio here is dropping like a brick...
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Originally posted by kevinc
Thirdgen.org used to host some really good info, with people posting questions not covered in the usual books, and the answers were invaluable.
Over the past year, the majority of posts seem to fall into two categories:
1.) "I worked on my car and broke something...please help need help asap!!!!!"
2.) "I want to know something really obvious, but don't feel like reading or searching."
Maybe I'm wrong, but it seems like the signal to noise ratio here is dropping like a brick...
Thirdgen.org used to host some really good info, with people posting questions not covered in the usual books, and the answers were invaluable.
Over the past year, the majority of posts seem to fall into two categories:
1.) "I worked on my car and broke something...please help need help asap!!!!!"
2.) "I want to know something really obvious, but don't feel like reading or searching."
Maybe I'm wrong, but it seems like the signal to noise ratio here is dropping like a brick...
Last edited by 1991tealRSt-topGuy; Jan 5, 2003 at 12:56 PM.
Originally posted by madmax
Think so? Look at what LS1's run and tell me the air is having a hard time.
Think so? Look at what LS1's run and tell me the air is having a hard time.
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Originally posted by kevinc
Thirdgen.org used to host some really good info, with people posting questions not covered in the usual books, and the answers were invaluable.
Over the past year, the majority of posts seem to fall into two categories:
1.) "I worked on my car and broke something...please help need help asap!!!!!"
2.) "I want to know something really obvious, but don't feel like reading or searching."
Maybe I'm wrong, but it seems like the signal to noise ratio here is dropping like a brick...
Thirdgen.org used to host some really good info, with people posting questions not covered in the usual books, and the answers were invaluable.
Over the past year, the majority of posts seem to fall into two categories:
1.) "I worked on my car and broke something...please help need help asap!!!!!"
2.) "I want to know something really obvious, but don't feel like reading or searching."
Maybe I'm wrong, but it seems like the signal to noise ratio here is dropping like a brick...
Originally posted by 1991tealRSt-topGuy
.......and that makes it ok for you to bash people because?
.......and that makes it ok for you to bash people because?
Take the good w/ the bad, or ban me.
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what's with being a hard-on?
david asked a valid question.
the moderators do not know everything. keep talkin smack about us, you'll see where it gets you.
john, thank you for posting that photo. i didn't know that the LS1 had the 18* valve angles. i wonder how much that improves the flow?
david asked a valid question.
the moderators do not know everything. keep talkin smack about us, you'll see where it gets you.
john, thank you for posting that photo. i didn't know that the LS1 had the 18* valve angles. i wonder how much that improves the flow?
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The valve angle is actually even less, 15 degrees....
Also it would be pretty hard to modify the glass composite intake in any way, maybe epoxy.....
Also it would be pretty hard to modify the glass composite intake in any way, maybe epoxy.....
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Slepac is correct, the LS1 uses a 15° valve angle.
I will correct my first post now.
I will correct my first post now.
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