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I think it will be fine though, as I've had the LLT intake on my car and didn't have to change more than what I sent you in the box. |
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One question though, the EVAP solenoid, where does the line hook up on the LFX manifold? On the LLT it is beside the throttle body. I need room to be able to install a check valve. |
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https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-Z...520_150943.jpg Hopefully that's not a problem for your FI setup? |
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I sent Andy and Arno at IPF an e-mail asking them if they could send me the instructions on the IPF Install for a LFX engine. That should have what they used to put the Solenoid into the manifold with a check valve. Just have to see if they will respond.
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I have those instructions. PM me your email and I can send when I come home
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I'll take a copy too if you don't mind. :)
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Damn File is huge, even compressed into winzip, it is still too large...
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IPF Camaro V6 vs Procharger Mustang V6 (Soon)
I'd also like a copy
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Thanks to Sycraft (or skycraft), he said there are no directions for the LFX evap, so it may have a check valve already in the intake. It sounds like with a BAP that they had plans to boost a LFX already, so they already checked the EVAP solenoid.
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I have the LFX intake manifold installed now, but that is in another thread. Today during a 1-2 shift at WOT I finally was able to feel how the true power band is, there is something causing the clutches to slip or torque management to kick in right after a shift. The car shifted fast but then you could hear the engine spin up but the car was not moving much till about 1 second later. I will ask Arno if he can get it to lock up the clutches immediately, screw transmission life.
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