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i plan on doing an engine rebuild (porting and polishing heads, cam, springs) and was wonderig about fitting an lt1 threottle body on my current plentium.
1. how will the coolant lines line up? will i run into problems?
2. will my cables line up, will they just slide on like the ones do now?
3. can u construct a box liek vipers to connnect that larger 52 mm throttle to mine. will this screw up my idle? thanks for any help guys
you'll need a LT1 throttle cable, thats all I know as of now. I'll let you know more when I get started on my rebuild.
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