LB7 Intake Heater

sweetdiesel

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The one from Dmax lover are nice and shallow

you could use a metric oil pan plug....and even kick it up a notch and tap it for boost sensor

IIRC it is a 22mm x 1.5
 
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sweetdiesel said:
The one from Dmax lover are nice and shallow

you could use a metric oil pan plug....and even kick it up a notch and tap it for boost sensor

IIRC it is a 22mm x 1.5
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DAMN.... I know a 1" wrench fits it perfect and I have been looking for a 1" plug and now you have ruined my plans Simon. Cat has nothing that is metric. If i ever meet a CAT engineer i am going to slap him for not using duramax friendly parts
 
JMK777

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I made one on a lathe 21.83mmX16tpi makes a good nitrous port or boost pick up. take the wire all the way off so there is no shorting
 
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i just hacked my intake heater all up....Cut off the heater element and than cut off the stud for the wire...Works great:D
 
dmaxlover

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I am completely sold out of the plugs. I can get you guys the thread size this week if some of you want it.
 
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malibu795 said:
thats good one there :D
iirc last i heard kennedy sold the modded plug with a 1/8" ot 1/4" npt fitting
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Kennedys-Intake heater plug-Duramax
Simple billet aluminum plug installs in place of the intake heater. Drilled and tapped 1/16" NPT to accept a dry type nitrous nozzle. If you do not want nitrous nozzle, hole can be drilled to 1/8" NPT and plugged. In the future, I should also have solid units available. Picture coming soon. $25
 
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couldent we just make a spacer the same size as the grid heater and replace the whole unit with tht ?
 
sweetdiesel

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slowlmm said:
couldent we just make a spacer the same size as the grid heater and replace the whole unit with tht ?
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Tommy the grid heater your truck is completly different than the lb7s
lb7 is a coil where is yours the grid style as you know

I do think you could make a spacer the same thickness as the grid in your trucks and even tap it for a boost gauge or other stuff
 
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sweetdiesel said:
Tommy the grid heater your truck is completly different than the lb7s
lb7 is a coil where is yours the grid style as you know

I do think you could make a spacer the same thickness as the grid in your trucks and even tap it for a boost gauge or other stuff
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Exactly. I completely agree.
 
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sweetdiesel said:
Tommy the grid heater your truck is completly different than the lb7s
lb7 is a coil where is yours the grid style as you know

I do think you could make a spacer the same thickness as the grid in your trucks and even tap it for a boost gauge or other stuff
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Learn something new every day :) I asumed they where the same type of set up. I havent seen a Lb7 one but wich one do you think is more restrictive, Lb7 or lbz lmm style. how much do you think this coud make in gains if any?
 
sweetdiesel

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slowlmm said:
Learn something new every day :) I asumed they where the same type of set up. I havent seen a Lb7 one but wich one do you think is more restrictive, Lb7 or lbz lmm style. how much do you think this coud make in gains if any?
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well for one the lbz+ have the bigger intake riser allready so...

basically IMO they both suck:D Ill try and remeber to get a pic for ya Tommy

Strange that the LLY never had one
 
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