That is a nice alternative for someone who has no plans of adding a "stock" blower or turbo setup. One of the only reasons people use the marine manifold it because it keeps the throttle body in the stock location.Originally Posted by Blazerguy
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That is a nice alternative for someone who has no plans of adding a "stock" blower or turbo setup. One of the only reasons people use the marine manifold it because it keeps the throttle body in the stock location.Originally Posted by Blazerguy
'97 GMC ECSB GMT400
Andrew
wrong..its because you are no longer limited to the 19LBS injectors.Originally Posted by atenisplyr
99 Tahoe
built forged 383 4 bolt
LTs
built 4l60e
EFILive
That was versus the edelbrock setup dude. Obviously that's another reason too.
'97 GMC ECSB GMT400
Andrew
New member here, signed up just to say Id buy one if it was available. Ive been thinking about doing the Marine intake conversion, But would be willing to pay more for ease of installation.
keeping the TB in its stock place, being able to change injectors to whatever you want, removing all that crap obstructing the airflow in the plenum, getting rid of that plastic upper plenum, keeping a stock appearance to fool the man, lots of good reasons for the marine. I've also heard that the marine's quality of construction was superior than, and there were a little less modifications needed than, the other brands like edelbrock or holly's MPFI setups.Originally Posted by atenisplyr
BTW welcome to the forum smokeshow_2006
1996 C1500 ECSB 5.7L AKA the "LS31", distributorless w/LS2 coils, RHS Heads, ZZ4 Cam, T56 6 speed, 12200411 PCM, 4.88s...Coming soon: forged twin turbo 383..
The marine manifold does look pretty good when you compare some of the alternatives. No matter what route you go by the time you are done the price difference is pretty negligible. Factor in the aforementioned reasons and it would seem that the most viable alternative is the marine intake. If someone isn't afraid of fabbing stuff or not looking like stock, then the window of viable alternatives increases.
It would be nice to have a decent aftermarket alternative that is more of a bolt-on than what is currently out there.
i know this will never happen but im in if it does
I am a newbie here...but would also be very interested.
Is someone talking with a manufacturer? or are we just hoping they read the thread?
I suspect (as was said earlier) that if they thought they could make it and make money, they would likely have done it by now.
Here's hoping their market studies just missed this one.
Somebody should post this question on the new Edelbrock user group, it looks like some of the factory guys are the moderators. http://forums.edelbrock.com/forums/index.php
"If people concentrated on th really important things in life, there'd be a shortage of fishing poles" Doug Larson 92 K1500, 5.7 with Edelbrock 3502 MPFI, Tri Wye Headers, Air Raid cold air intake, Blood Enterprises custom chip
I just signed up on that, I'll post something.
Originally Posted by fiream400
link the post over here so we can follow it
I hope I worded this well enough for everyone
http://forums.edelbrock.com/forums/s...?p=188#post188
Have we heard yet!? Have we heard yet!?
'98 ECSB, Edel Headers, Magnaflow Cats/CatBack
K&N, Pully, Ign.Kit, D/S Rotors, SS Lines, BB 89 Tune
Built 4L60E w/ Vigilante 2800 Stall
http://photobucket.com/R3215T3R/ (Toyvrolet Drag Truck/S-10 Drag Truck)Pics.
They said they would pass it on for review. If I had a giant performance company I would make parts for every version of the gen 1. There are bolt on intake manifolds for every gen 1 except vortecs. Maybe there isn't a huge market for it but a company could corner the small market that there is, with some creativity it could probably even be based on the tpi or lt1 lower manifolds.
Count me in!
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'96 Tahoe...5.7 Vortec...4wd...~193,000...Stock
I'm like a kid at a candy store drooling over the thought of this being a reality. I WANT! I WANT!
My yard ornament (96 RCSB) @ 170k and a blown up 305 is in the mood for a good upgrade. Just hoping the NV3500 holds up to power... That's my only prob is noone can tell me if the NV3500 is a total POS or do I need to throw it in the pile with the engine and put in the NV4500?![]()
I would love to do this to my truck, since my stock setup is whack. I am going to buy the updated version soon if this doesnt go through, its like under $300 from gm.
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