6 Deg. Angle On Dist. For LT1 Intake
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6 Deg. Angle On Dist. For LT1 Intake
Which way does the distributor tilt for the 6*? I'm going to make a spacer in shop class so i figured i'd ask which way it tilts so i know when i get ready to put all my stuff together for the LT1 intake swap. I did do a search but people just talked about it. So i'm kinda clueless on the 6* tilt, or if i even need it. Thanks.
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Thanks John, a picture is worth a 1,000 words
at lease for me. Btw, for the fuel lines do i need to send my current ones or the ones on your website for new ones?
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Originally posted by branz28
Thanks John, a picture is worth a 1,000 words
at lease for me. Btw, for the fuel lines do i need to send my current ones or the ones on your website for new ones?
Thanks John, a picture is worth a 1,000 words
at lease for me. Btw, for the fuel lines do i need to send my current ones or the ones on your website for new ones? Thread Starter
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That part i understand, but i didn't understand if i send my current fuel lines off to you to get redone for the manifold, or if you only offer the lines all new.
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You dont actually send your LT1 aluminum lines off to John to be redone or modified. For $80-85 (He has two different prices on his site for some reason) he will send you new rubber lines that replace your TPI's rubber lines. These lines go from your Lt1 aluminum line's fitting to the tubing that sits on the frame rail. Hope that answered your question. See ya
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Yep, thanks, now to get the intake finished and find some fuel rails.
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Originally posted by FstBrd6point3
how come the distributor needs to be tilted, it isn't on my 87 TPI. . . or is it?
how come the distributor needs to be tilted, it isn't on my 87 TPI. . . or is it?
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Originally posted by FstBrd6point3
how come the distributor needs to be tilted, it isn't on my 87 TPI. . . or is it?
how come the distributor needs to be tilted, it isn't on my 87 TPI. . . or is it?
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