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Do the 2001-2004 ls6 corvette {z06} and the late model f bodies ie: transam/camaro, share the exact same ls6 intake{total interchaneability?} Any differnces at all? Any info would be great..Then there is the l76/ l92 intake is that for the ls2? Thanx in advance!
Do not know about the LS2 and the L92, only that they are not optimal for stock cube LS1s. GM stopped using the LS1 intake in 01, all Vettes and F-body's got them. The F-body's did have an EGR valve, I have not seen one but would think it could be blocked off if needed, it may not be an issue at all.
Do the 2001-2004 ls6 corvette {z06} and the late model f bodies ie: transam/camaro, share the exact same ls6 intake{total interchaneability?} Any differnces at all? Any info would be great..Then there is the l76/ l92 intake is that for the ls2? Thanx in advance!
All '01 and up LS1s/LS6s have the same intake, it's not really an LS6 intake, per se, since all cars (camaro, firebird, gto,etc.) had them after '00.
Also, no "LS6" intake had an EGR. I think SLP sold a few that had been modified to accept an EGR, but they never came from GM like that.
The '01-up intake and the LS2 intake have been put on a flow bench and the 01-up intake flowed better. The LS2 is basically a bored out version of the '01 LS6 (385 hp). It has 243 heads and the same '01 Z cam. I guess, because of the overbore, it produced more than the targeted 400 hp so they tuned it down by putting a restrictive intake on it.
The L76 is the LS7 intake and the L92 are LS7 heads.
Last edited by 'VETTE PHASE; Jun 13, 2008 at 10:49 AM.