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Old Dec 29, 2009 | 11:06 AM
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Are there any differences in the LT1 intakes between 93-97? Specifically any differences that would make fitment impossible when mixing different year heads, blocks?

The reason I ask is I am looking for an intake to send to Advanced Induction for porting. I bought some 643 castings last week to send to them. I am presently running a stock rebuilt LT1 engine of unknown year in a 96 Formula.

The plan is to send the intake and heads to AI and then drop them on the Formula in the spring. I want to make sure there are no fitment surprises at that point...

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Old Dec 29, 2009 | 11:34 AM
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All of the 5.7l LT1 intake, heads, and blocks are interchangable. The only difference in intakes are the early models 92/93 didn't have the cutout for the fuel rail crossover.
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You were asking about the crossover on another forum.

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You want a 1994-1997 intake


1992-1993




1994-1997




Ported AI manifold for my 1995

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