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Old 08-11-2005, 05:36 AM   #19
Project1970
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Originally Posted by FirstGen
I used the factory F-body LS1 fans. I would highly reccomend them if you can get them. They only go for around a hundred bucks used.
Yeah, and they fit great, too.

Don't worry about the stock airbox, so long as you have the MAF - the stock one really doesn't (IMO) work very well in our engine bays. I used the inlet elbow from a 2004 GTO, put that directly on the TB, with the MAF on the other end, and a K&N directly on the MAF.

Fuel...I don't know if the '01 uses it, but the '00 mine is from used a 'returnless' fuel rail at the engine, so your regulator should be somewhere else in the system. I used a GM combination filter/regulator (it's for either the '97 or '98 Corvette, I don't recall at the moment) to take care of this. Also, I'm using the stock tank, with an external Walbro GSL392 mounted on the framerail.
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