3885069 versus 3933198 intake

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L88 · #1 12-31-2007, 07:15 AM

Hi, I have a strange question. On L88 cars/motors, I know there are a few Intakes that Chevrolet used between the years. 3885069 (with a open plenum), 3886093, 3919851, and lastly the 3933198. I know you don't see a whole lot of any of these, but my question is, is one intake rarer than the other ?

JohnZ · #2 01-02-2008, 12:34 AM

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Hi, I have a strange question. On L88 cars/motors, I know there are a few Intakes that Chevrolet used between the years. 3885069 (with a open plenum), 3886093, 3919851, and lastly the 3933198. I know you don't see a whole lot of any of these, but my question is, is one intake rarer than the other ?

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The 5069 and 6093 were probably the rarest in terms of actual use on production cars; both were used in 1967 on Corvettes, and only 20 units were built. The 6093 is listed as "possible". Hundreds of both were sold over-the-counter, however.

L88 · #3 01-02-2008, 07:10 PM

Is there a certain date code range that a 5069 intake should have to be a original intake from a car, versus over the counter ? ?

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