LT1 or LT2 Intake Manifold? Watch the adjustments that need to be made. - Phastek

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The Phastek crew loves that this LT2 Manifold gives new energy to our LT1. The larger plenum allows for better flow. It's bolt on for instant power, but you need to make a few adjustments for this Intake Manifold to fit your '16-'22 Camaro SS. Make sure to add our install kit. The only other thing you need are tools - oscillating tool & die grinder with a sanding disc to smooth it out for perfect fit.
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Phastek Performance has everything you need to modify, customize, and upgrade your Chevrolet Camaro, Corvette, Silverado or GMC Sierra with our large online aftermarket parts store. We carry a large inventory of aftermarket performance parts and styling upgrades.
PHASTEK HISTORY
Phastek was founded by Auto Enthusiasts, for Auto Enthusiasts! PhastekPerformance.com was launched in 2009 as the best place to purchase upgrades and modify your new 5th Gen Camaro. With our own dedicated shop car, a 2010 Camaro 2SS/RS in Victory Red with Manual Transmission and LS3 Engine, we installed multiple aftermarket performance and styling upgrades, as well as tested multiple other upgrades options for our customers. Our 2010 Phastek Camaro is currently Turbocharged, along with a host of other upgrades, and produces over 800 Horsepower.
Over the years we have added multiple vehicles to our line up. In 2019 we included Chevrolet Silverado & GMC Sierra aftermarket parts. In 2020 we made the decision to add Chevrolet C7 Corvette and Chevrolet C8 Corvette aftermarket parts.

[@superado2k]

Can't see the first few mins of mods...completely out of camera view 🤦

[@jasonhardee4024]

Will the lt2 fit under the cowl on c7 corvette?

[@kevinmanuel5187]

old fashioned tinkering.. love it.. btw part of video obscured due to bad camera angle

[@TheCamaroGod1969]

What size tap was used?

[@PhastekPerformance]

We used 1/4"-18NPT for the hole.

[@TheCamaroGod1969]

What type of saw was used to remove the plastic?

[@PhastekPerformance]

We use an oscillating tool to remove the main portions of the intake. Then we use a sanding disk to smooth things out.

[@coleparks7593]

This made me not want it lol

[@PhastekPerformance]

Its not a bad option out there. Just a little bit of an adjustment and its bolt on power!