Questions on intake porting...
Melting Slicks
Joined: Nov 2002
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From: Allentown PA
Difficult??? Maybe not, but they do not disclose exactly what they remove so technically you could remove plastic all day with no gains. I know they are very thin to begin with....One slip and you need a new one 
I paid a lot less than you are quoting the price to be. I'd rather give someone else the responsibility of not turning an intake into a worthless piece of plastic. If they mess it up, I get anew one on their dime. Ask yourself, is it worth the risk?
I paid a lot less than you are quoting the price to be. I'd rather give someone else the responsibility of not turning an intake into a worthless piece of plastic. If they mess it up, I get anew one on their dime. Ask yourself, is it worth the risk?
Drifting
Joined: Jul 2000
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From: Bremerton WA
St. Jude Donor '09
Very true... best price I've seen for a new LS2 intake is $260 from Fred Beans. It's a fairly expensive learning curve unless you've been working with intakes for a few years and got the technique and theory down solid.
Safety Car
Joined: Dec 1999
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From: Roxbury NJ
Originally Posted by Newton06
1) is it difficult to remove?
2) is cleaning-up the casting the same as the porting several tuners offer for ~$250?
Thanks.
2) is cleaning-up the casting the same as the porting several tuners offer for ~$250?
Thanks.
Hopefully, competition will bring the price down in the future. I sold my stock intake on eBay for $210 to recoup some costs.
Safety Car
Joined: Dec 1999
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From: Roxbury NJ
Originally Posted by SR0707
Isn't Fast working on an intake that does not require modifiying the fire wall?
Last edited by Flareside; Jun 19, 2006 at 11:56 AM.
