Stealth Ram Intake
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Stealth Ram Intake
Im looking into getting maybe a stealth ram intake but am wonding if it would pass emisions with it? Also should i convert it to a 383 stroker before i get the intake or get the intake first. also is there any clearance issues with it? thanks
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Car: 92' RS Camaro
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Depends on the rules in WI. If they are tough there, then you better be putting something that is compliant on; not the Stealthram. If laws are tough there look into the SuperRam, I believe it is 50 state legal.
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Engine: 350 Stealth Ram, Supercharged
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The stealth Ram is agood choice for performance, and it will clear the stock hood. The only thing I had to do was spin the clamp that seals the intake boot to the throttle body over 180 Degrees. It has problems fitting the Vette not the Camaro. Mine made a serious difference in the top end. I bought the bare setup with Intake and fuel rails only. But keep in mind it's not just bolt on.
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Car: 1989 transam
Engine: 350 hsr trickflow twisted wedge g2 comp cam 490 lift haltech e6gm ,33lbs bosch injectors
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i wish you guys would have told me about spinning the clamp that is on the intake bellow as i didnt and by not doing it i have a nice dent in my hood i was ultra careful not to slip with the angle grinder and cut the hood and then this happend i went along with the impression that i only needed to cut the structural support of my firebird hood so anyone out there make sure to spin the clamp around. also you cannot use the tpi k&n filter that clamps onto the throttle body clearance issues again
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Originally posted by big black bird
i wish you guys would have told me about spinning the clamp that is on the intake bellow as i didnt and by not doing it i have a nice dent in my hood
i wish you guys would have told me about spinning the clamp that is on the intake bellow as i didnt and by not doing it i have a nice dent in my hood
To be fair to my brethren at Thirdgen though, the topic of hood clearance for the Stealth Ram has been brought up since the beginning and that IS covered on this website, if you did a search.
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Car: 1989 transam
Engine: 350 hsr trickflow twisted wedge g2 comp cam 490 lift haltech e6gm ,33lbs bosch injectors
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relax my friend im not holding anyone responsible for my f--k up done many of them when it comes to cars as for the site i really rate it as it keeps alive the enthusiasm for the dying american third generation firebird , camaro which correct me if im wrong are being replaced by the australian holden monaro
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If your motor is tuned correctly and Wisconsin does not do an under hood visual you can pass an emissions test. I passed the Ohio 25 mph roller test with my 406 solid roller Miniram motor.
It will take some tuning and a wideband O2 to get the fuel ratios right.
www.geocities.com/dzperf
It will take some tuning and a wideband O2 to get the fuel ratios right.
www.geocities.com/dzperf
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Originally posted by big black bird
relax my friend im not holding anyone responsible for my f--k up done many of them when it comes to cars as for the site i really rate it as it keeps alive the enthusiasm for the dying american third generation firebird , camaro which correct me if im wrong are being replaced by the australian holden monaro
relax my friend im not holding anyone responsible for my f--k up done many of them when it comes to cars as for the site i really rate it as it keeps alive the enthusiasm for the dying american third generation firebird , camaro which correct me if im wrong are being replaced by the australian holden monaro

As for the emissions requirements, unless you are running in an area without emissions or with basic requirements, you are limited in options...
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at 32 yrs of age hardly a kid but i always seem to run into trouble when im doing mods never ending story once you start but really holley should have designed a manifold that fitted under a thid gen firebird also should have taken consideration for the people with 89-92 throttle bodies my throttle lever is just clearing the fuel rail fitting had to grind the fitting to clear hopefully edelbrock will get it right with there product
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Originally posted by 88CAMARO--3
if its not emisions legal how would i renew my plates in WI what do you all do?
if its not emisions legal how would i renew my plates in WI what do you all do?
Do you have any family outside of the Milwaukee area? I'm sure you could find a way to renew your plates that way, but like someone else noted, you could focus on doing the best tune that you can so that it will pass the sniffer... Do they do visual inspections over there?
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well i live in washington county outside of milwaukee but not quite to the point were there is no emissions. (another 15 miles and i wouldn't have to worry) Ill prolly go to tuning method and see how it does once i get it which might not be for i while yet. thanks for the help
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