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[crashkev469]

You mentioned the TB waterbypass, relocating the IAT to the CAI box. Could you point me in the direction where I can get info to do this.

[Sarge]

Let me put together a lil photo thing for you.....be right back....Pics are much better than words anyway.....

[Sarge]

For the TB Bypass go to figure 8...from there it is the same for your 04 GTO.....just go to Home Depot and get youself some clamps and 3/8" copper splice thingy....or order the kit....doesnt matter.....
http://www.installuniversity.com/ins...sity/index.htm
Relocate your IAT for sure....Go to NAPA and get a IAT sensor for a 2004 Corvette ( Like $12 bucks).....it will come with the connector and pigtails....I got a little KN type ricer filter from AutoZone ( $3 bucks) that fit the IAT sensor perfect....splice and soder your wires and that extends your IAT....now put it away from the engine bay area as far as you can...if you have a stock air box...I'd drill a lil hole in it and stick it in there...if you have a aftermarket CAI you can do what I did....it really makes a difference with heat soak......

[05gtoautoX]

hey sarge, can you do the same thing with an LS-2?

[Sarge]

hey sarge, can you do the same thing with an LS-2?

Yup....a little different though as the IAT connecter is part of the pin out in the MAF sensor....no biggie though....Parts you'll need........
1) Intake Air Temperature (IAT) Sensor
- GM P/N 12160244 or AC-Delco 213-243
2) Connector with wires
- GM P/N 12102620
Pull the MAF sensor out and peel back some of the tape....you'll see
a brown and brown w/ yellow stripe wires those are the IAT connector wires. Grab the wires down by the "Y" in the wiring loom....
Splice and solder your wires......and relocate to a cooler spot. Big help with heat soak....

[crashkev469]

Thanks Sarge, appreciate the help you give me