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    LT1 carb intake?

    What all is needed to put a carb on a 95 lt1?

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    GM makes an intake. I'm sure it uses the standard SBC/BBC distributor. Probably still need the weirdo water pump. You'll need a carburetor too....LOL.

    I call this two steps forward (getting rid of the Opti-Spark) and half a step back (swapping the ancient TPI LT1 injection for a carb).

    Good luck.

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    I am building a 30 ford rat rod and I have a 30k 4.3 v8 in the corner of my shop with about 2 inches of dust on it, i just hate to see it go to junk yard. I am looking for info on the water pump like you said. Who knows i have a harness i may just leave it.

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    Pull the heads, intake, and injection stuff off the L99 and sell it....then send it to the junk yard.

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    Jegs sells the Intake manifold, its a GM performance part, you also need a SBC Distributor, SBC Plug wires, By the sound of the motor a 650 carb sounds about right, ohh yea and if you decide to do this, you could have a Ls series motor installed and running in ur rat rod for about the same cost you will put into that motor.... just my 2 cents
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    I got a carbed LT1 in my 85 monte ss, you need carb, intake, distributor, plug for opti spark. You have to get a new sbc balancer too. Also figure how to run a bracket system for the alternator. i got mine from hotrodlane.cc

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    well all is done with the carb swap and it runs great and pretty quick too! Thanks

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    How bout some pics of your setup i bet it runs awesome!

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    Wow, I wonder how many fewer posts this section would have if people stopped posting the same bull crap about going LS instead...

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    This IS an LS engine based site. Hence the Name LS1Truck
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