FAST Intake installed
Jeremy
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actually, nice numbers.
what did it take to get the FAST to fit. Did you mod the firewall or grind down one of the runners ? how thick is the runner, how much needs to be removed, or is this a 'new' ls2 c6 design ?

I agree the notch gave me more pause than any other mod I have done.

I agree the notch gave me more pause than any other mod I have done.

). If you look at the stock setup, there's a few inches between the back of the manifold and the firewall. Note when I say firewall, I'm not talking one layer that behind which is the interior of the car. This instead is the first layer that's between the engine and the wiper motor.If you look at the FAST once installed, it's a considerable difference in terms of the depth it extends toward the firewall. Other folks have reported cutting away the firewall and re-glassing it. On Mr. Big's car, LPE provided a kit with a premolded piece, so the firewall was cut and the premolded piece was put in its place. Between the premolding, the match in color, the pushpins or whatever was used to hold it in place, and the depth that the FAST intake extends toward the firewall, you'd never notice it there.
The kit also had various other parts as Andy at 21st described to me
, but he had already installed them so I'm just relaying some of the info he explained to me. When you cut the firewall in the needed location, behind it is the wiper motor. So, the kit includes a piece to provide replacement stability to the motor in place of where there previously was firewall (and a tiny screw, which you can see on the stock setup just behind the intake and on the firewall). Evidently the screw that's replaced and the piece that LPE provides to replace it are secondary in its function, as there is a bolt and a frame that both hold the wiper motor in place even without these extra pieces.

). If you look at the stock setup, there's a few inches between the back of the manifold and the firewall. Note when I say firewall, I'm not talking one layer that behind which is the interior of the car. This instead is the first layer that's between the engine and the wiper motor.If you look at the FAST once installed, it's a considerable difference in terms of the depth it extends toward the firewall. Other folks have reported cutting away the firewall and re-glassing it. On Mr. Big's car, LPE provided a kit with a premolded piece, so the firewall was cut and the premolded piece was put in its place. Between the premolding, the match in color, the pushpins or whatever was used to hold it in place, and the depth that the FAST intake extends toward the firewall, you'd never notice it there.
The kit also had various other parts as Andy at 21st described to me
, but he had already installed them so I'm just relaying some of the info he explained to me. When you cut the firewall in the needed location, behind it is the wiper motor. So, the kit includes a piece to provide replacement stability to the motor in place of where there previously was firewall (and a tiny screw, which you can see on the stock setup just behind the intake and on the firewall). Evidently the screw that's replaced and the piece that LPE provides to replace it are secondary in its function, as there is a bolt and a frame that both hold the wiper motor in place even without these extra pieces.
The intake runner most definitely sits in the area where firewall once was. With the LPE part in place, I'd say there was a little more than a finger thickness of room left between the rearward runner and the firewall.
As stated before the gains don't look like alot on paper...However the way it pulls and doesn't stop pulling is Incredible!!! I'm a Viper guy in two past lives (both supercharged) and a 750rwhp Supra, so when i'm impressed by this, I promise, MOST would be...
The car currently has: L.P.E. intake, Dynatech Headers, Borla Stingers, Blower cam, FAST Intake, LS2 Edit, 4.10's... 406.2 h.p. All work done by 21st Century Muscle Cars
(soon to come supercharger... come on A&A and ECS!!!)















