Cast Intake Elbow?
09-02-2006, 09:26 PM
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Cast Intake Elbow?
Sup Guys,
Getting ready to install my Banks intercooler and was wondering what I needed to do to change the cast elbow feeding the engine. Can I use an aftermarket unit for a 94+ or do I have to use the stock 91.5+ unit, I was looking at ATS pt#INT-D-12V-BLACK found at http://www.atsdiesel.com/ATSWebsite/...InManifold.asp . Would this work?
Getting ready to install my Banks intercooler and was wondering what I needed to do to change the cast elbow feeding the engine. Can I use an aftermarket unit for a 94+ or do I have to use the stock 91.5+ unit, I was looking at ATS pt#INT-D-12V-BLACK found at http://www.atsdiesel.com/ATSWebsite/...InManifold.asp . Would this work?
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09-03-2006, 03:21 AM
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My question is, You bought a banks cooler, and they did not give you the intake adapter? HMM, whats up with that.
A stock first gen intake is 2 1/2" or somewhere close to that.
A stock second gen (94 up) is 3"
I installed a stock second gen intake on my 92, I had to bend the #1 injection line. I did this becuase I installed an 03 intercooler which is 3"
Lets look at the overall picture and see if you have the adapters for the turbo side as well as the intake manifold side.
Let us know whats up.
A stock first gen intake is 2 1/2" or somewhere close to that.
A stock second gen (94 up) is 3"
I installed a stock second gen intake on my 92, I had to bend the #1 injection line. I did this becuase I installed an 03 intercooler which is 3"
Lets look at the overall picture and see if you have the adapters for the turbo side as well as the intake manifold side.
Let us know whats up.
09-03-2006, 04:12 AM
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Originally Posted by frostie
My question is, You bought a banks cooler, and they did not give you the intake adapter? HMM, whats up with that.
A stock first gen intake is 2 1/2" or somewhere close to that.
A stock second gen (94 up) is 3"
I installed a stock second gen intake on my 92, I had to bend the #1 injection line. I did this becuase I installed an 03 intercooler which is 3"
Lets look at the overall picture and see if you have the adapters for the turbo side as well as the intake manifold side.
Let us know whats up.
A stock first gen intake is 2 1/2" or somewhere close to that.
A stock second gen (94 up) is 3"
I installed a stock second gen intake on my 92, I had to bend the #1 injection line. I did this becuase I installed an 03 intercooler which is 3"
Lets look at the overall picture and see if you have the adapters for the turbo side as well as the intake manifold side.
Let us know whats up.
How in the wourld did you get a 03 intercooler in a 1st gen!
09-03-2006, 08:46 AM
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I'm running a 3rd gen Banks manifold which has a 3.5" opening. It clears everthing with or without the grid heater. I also am running a sweet BIG custom 1st gen intercooler made by Joe Hellmann with 3.5" inlet and outlets.
I think any Banks (except the twin ram) or ATS manifold would clear with very little if any mods.
Sounds like you bought a used intercooler that was'nt complete? When Banks sold the kit it for non-intercooled trucks it would have the intake horn.
Kurt
I think any Banks (except the twin ram) or ATS manifold would clear with very little if any mods.
Sounds like you bought a used intercooler that was'nt complete? When Banks sold the kit it for non-intercooled trucks it would have the intake horn.
Kurt
09-03-2006, 03:55 PM
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yea is snagged a used Banks unit off ebay because I couldnt find a new one. Also I am doing a BD Super B turbo so I will be fabricating the intercooler piping using prefabed U and J mandrel bends as I dont have a bender so I'm not worried about turbo outlet,piping, etc. I just wanted a larger intake that would be set-up to work with an intercooler. Dont know why I didnt think of building that too!
I do like that the ATS unit is ready for W/M and gauges though.
I do like that the ATS unit is ready for W/M and gauges though.
09-04-2006, 09:37 PM
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Will the banks and the ats manifolds fit under the hood. Like I said earlier it seems like it would be to tall? I could be wrong. I'v been investigating getting one, so if it fits with not cutting or moving of anything I'm gunna get one also.
Thanks Ben
Thanks Ben
09-05-2006, 01:30 AM
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the 24 valve intake horns will bolt up. I have a bunch of leads from my wanted ad on them.
09-05-2006, 08:23 AM
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I haven't tryed to install one on my truck but i have held one up to it, and the linkage bracket would have to be modifide, also and it looked like, to me, that it would hit the master sylinder to
09-05-2006, 07:57 PM
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I spoke w/ATS today about theirs and they stated they have never done one at their shop but told me they have had customers say they didnt fit. Guess that means I'll be fabbin that to. Like I didnt have enough to do.
Like I didnt have enough to do.
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