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I have a 1994 (3.4 V6) Firebird on which I will be mounting a stock 1994-97 Firehawk Ram Air Hood. Does anyone know if or where I can purchase a true ram air intake system that I can hook up to the V6? Does anyone else have this set-up? Full Throttle Performance tech guys aren't sure if their systems will match up.
The LT1 box should fit with a little modification. Obviously the throttle bodies are different sizes, but you should be able to get a replacement section of rubber that will work. If nothing else you can always cut your stock elbow off.
Take a look at the ram air conversion thread a few posts down.
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