LS2 engine with ls6 intake
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LS2 engine with ls6 intake
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I am planning of installing a ls6 intake on ls2 engine. This going to be installed ina c5 vette. I have read that the ls2 intake is not as efficient as the ls6. at this moemnt I can not afford the FAST 92 intake with TB. So i am planning on installing the ls6 intake with a ls2 oem throttle body. Can someone tell me how to get a 90mm Throttle body that would fit this intake? I have been told that the stocks 90mm Tb are 4 bolts and the ls6 intake is only 3 bolts, also there is a problem with the electronics they do not match and most of the 90mm are cable driven. This is going to be installed in a c5 which have a elctronic throttle(not cable driven).
I am planning of installing a ls6 intake on ls2 engine. This going to be installed ina c5 vette. I have read that the ls2 intake is not as efficient as the ls6. at this moemnt I can not afford the FAST 92 intake with TB. So i am planning on installing the ls6 intake with a ls2 oem throttle body. Can someone tell me how to get a 90mm Throttle body that would fit this intake? I have been told that the stocks 90mm Tb are 4 bolts and the ls6 intake is only 3 bolts, also there is a problem with the electronics they do not match and most of the 90mm are cable driven. This is going to be installed in a c5 which have a elctronic throttle(not cable driven).
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why would you want to put a 90mm tb on a 78mm intake? just use your factory tb. being the intake is going to be smaller than the tb you will have a restriction at the intake and air turbulence. since you are shrinking air from 90mm to 78mm. it would be different if it was a smooth transistion(sp)
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Just forgot to mention that I plan to port the snout. Hopefuly i think this can be done or It can nbe done. Any advice? I am trying to avoid spending 900 bucks in a Fast intake. Do you guys think a ported ls2 intake with the 90mm tb would be better than ls6 ported intake with a 90mm tb?
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TPIS cuts the front of the manifold off and bonds a 90mm snout to it. You CAN NOT port an LS6 opening to fit a 90mm TB, and even if you did, an LS2 TB still won't bolt up. I have a 90mm TPIS intake on my 382 and I love it.
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why would you want to put a 90mm tb on a 78mm intake? just use your factory tb. being the intake is going to be smaller than the tb you will have a restriction at the intake and air turbulence. since you are shrinking air from 90mm to 78mm. it would be different if it was a smooth transistion(sp)
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As Mike has stated, TPiS will convert your LS6 intake manifold to accept a LS2/LS7 90mm throttle body. I had them do the conversion on my intake. Here are pictures after the conversion and the results. I am very happy with both.
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HI:
I am planning of installing a ls6 intake on ls2 engine. This going to be installed ina c5 vette. I have read that the ls2 intake is not as efficient as the ls6. at this moemnt I can not afford the FAST 92 intake with TB. So i am planning on installing the ls6 intake with a ls2 oem throttle body. Can someone tell me how to get a 90mm Throttle body that would fit this intake? I have been told that the stocks 90mm Tb are 4 bolts and the ls6 intake is only 3 bolts, also there is a problem with the electronics they do not match and most of the 90mm are cable driven. This is going to be installed in a c5 which have a elctronic throttle(not cable driven).
I am planning of installing a ls6 intake on ls2 engine. This going to be installed ina c5 vette. I have read that the ls2 intake is not as efficient as the ls6. at this moemnt I can not afford the FAST 92 intake with TB. So i am planning on installing the ls6 intake with a ls2 oem throttle body. Can someone tell me how to get a 90mm Throttle body that would fit this intake? I have been told that the stocks 90mm Tb are 4 bolts and the ls6 intake is only 3 bolts, also there is a problem with the electronics they do not match and most of the 90mm are cable driven. This is going to be installed in a c5 which have a elctronic throttle(not cable driven).
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Mike, did you ever do a before/after??? This is what I am wanting to do to my car at some point mainly to make sure that the TB/Inlet to the LS6 manifold isn't a restriction.
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No, I had Dr. Phil do a street tune on it. He said it needed 10-12% more fuel almost everywhere across the board. My only other power adding mods that I did since my last tune was a Vararam (replaced a Halltech Stinger) a 90MM MAF, and this intake manifold. If it needed that much more fuel then I would say it is also taking in more air. I have a 382 LS6 with some PRC heads and a healthy cam so I'm sure my gains were more than the average bear, but I'm extremely pleased. The butt dyno is definitely reading higher!
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