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While I personally have not done both of those it is somewhat common knowledge that properly porting both the intake manifold and the throttle body can be worth anywhere from 8rwhp (at the minimum) to as much as 20rwhp+ depending on what other supporting mods/tuning that the car/motor already has.
While I personally have not done both of those it is somewhat common knowledge that properly porting both the intake manifold and the throttle body can be worth anywhere from 8rwhp (at the minimum) to as much as 20rwhp+ depending on what other supporting mods/tuning that the car/motor already has.
20 is a little on the high side, one might only see that much in conjunction with a big cam or heads and cam set up...typically on an internally stock (bolt ons only) motor one might only see a total of 12-15rwhp from the ported intake/ported TB mod.
While I personally have not done both of those it is somewhat common knowledge that properly porting both the intake manifold and the throttle body can be worth anywhere from 8rwhp (at the minimum) to as much as 20rwhp+ depending on what other supporting mods/tuning that the car/motor already has.
Jeremy formato does porting of tb's & INTAKES full time. He claims
conservatively that they pick up about 13 HP/TQ from the stock oem units and more with the fast. Incedentely he will be at keiths pitstop in Gettysburg, PA from 3-6-08 to 3-11-08 . He has the ported units and swaps them out and
you see the difference. He also dynos & tunes there also.
Jeremy formato does porting of tb's & INTAKES full time. He claims
conservatively that they pick up about 13 HP/TQ from the stock oem units and more with the fast. Incedentely he will be at keiths pitstop in Gettysburg, PA from 3-6-08 to 3-11-08 . He has the ported units and swaps them out and
you see the difference. He also dynos & tunes there also.
I was there for his last tuning session and went with the ported intake/tb setup. I was skeptical but there was absolutely a SOTP increase and an increase on how much tire smoke punching my MN6 in 2nd produced with no clutch. My only other mods were Magnaflow catback, 160 stat, and K&N air filter. I am putting down 367. We didn't have time to do a before pull on the dyno so I don't know what I picked up. I'll probably be there in March for a retune with headers.
I was there for his last tuning session and went with the ported intake/tb setup. I was skeptical but there was absolutely a SOTP increase and an increase on how much tire smoke punching my MN6 in 2nd produced with no clutch. My only other mods were Magnaflow catback, 160 stat, and K&N air filter. I am putting down 367. We didn't have time to do a before pull on the dyno so I don't know what I picked up. I'll probably be there in March for a retune with headers.
He will be installing a ported FAST on mine . We will be looking to get
400 RWHP/TQ. Last time I dynod 387 RWHP. The porting did make a sotp difference on mine last time.
I am having vette air do my porting. Should have received my intake and TB today. So I'll let everyone know what the hp increase is. My engine is defintely starving for air, 580rwhp, so its the perfect canidate to see max gains on porting.
January 12, 2008 - NEW L76 Dyno Results Posted!
After tons of great feedback, I finally got a dyno graph emailed back to me. +12 RWHP and +16.7 RWTQ gains with up to 20 RWTQ gains under the curve. This is the fix for your lazy L76/L92 combination!
Ported LS3 intakes should be available soon for core exchange. Mail-in LS3 Porting is available now! Gains for the LS3 are virtually identical to those gained on similarly built L76 combo's because the ports are the same!
I am having vette air do my porting. Should have received my intake and TB today. So I'll let everyone know what the hp increase is. My engine is defintely starving for air, 580rwhp, so its the perfect canidate to see max gains on porting.
580 is awesome!! A ported FAST90 is the ultimate for NA applications currently. I suspect you are choking at the TB & intake currently. Post the results so we can see. I expect some good gains. Then try our billet 90 & post the gain/loss/no difference. Would love to see the results from someone independent.
580 is awesome!! A ported FAST90 is the ultimate for NA applications currently. I suspect you are choking at the TB & intake currently. Post the results so we can see. I expect some good gains. Then try our billet 90 & post the gain/loss/no difference. Would love to see the results from someone independent.
You think the 90 instead of your 100? How about you send me one, if I see any gains i'll post on here for all to see and buy it, otherwise I'll send it back
I was actually wondering about your TBs the other day.
You think the 90 instead of your 100? How about you send me one, if I see any gains i'll post on here for all to see and buy it, otherwise I'll send it back
I was actually wondering about your TBs the other day.
The 100 is for sheet metal intakes or modified LS7's, but the 95 may work if yours is the latest FAST since the have opened the snout to 92mm & you can get it opened just a little more but may need to make a gasket as the o-ring will not work if you get into the groove.
I was refering to our 90 vs a ported LS2 90....ours flows over 35 cfm more at WOT & shows as much as 14hp gain over one on big cube builds. Let me see if I can send a 95 to you for this & see.
Is the intake manifold or throttle body for that matter an impedence to airflow or a resonance tuned device that is helping augment airflow that is being pulled into the engine to being sorta pushed+ pulled = rammed? I saw somewhere that airflow thru a stock LS3 intake = to 300cfm; Fast LSX = 300cfm; LS7 = 330cfm...if that were so you would think that there would be no advantage to have an intake manifold or throttle body flow greater than maximum lift head flow numbers. Porting seems to help with restrictive manifolds such as the LS1/2 but I remain a little skeptical it would help on the better designs on stock heads though numbers don't lie
Is the intake manifold or throttle body for that matter an impedence to airflow or a resonance tuned device that is helping augment airflow that is being pulled into the engine to being sorta pushed+ pulled = rammed? I saw somewhere that airflow thru a stock LS3 intake = to 300cfm; Fast LSX = 300cfm; LS7 = 330cfm...if that were so you would think that there would be no advantage to have an intake manifold or throttle body flow greater than maximum lift head flow numbers. Porting seems to help with restrictive manifolds such as the LS1/2 but I remain a little skeptical it would help on the better designs on stock heads though numbers don't lie
Well trust me I am not making 580rwhp with stock heads
Right now I have my LS7 intake being ported, do you think I would be better off with a ported FAST? Also I am serious about testing your TB and buying it if it makes hp gains. I'll pay for the dyno time and post before and after graphs. I will even do it with open headers as well to get a good comparision. I most likely will be going exhaustless either way.