LS6 or Victor JR with elbow for turbo setup? ??
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In a boost application, it just comes down to what fits best or looks better.
There are so many people using both with great success that it's impossible to say what will be better for you. Both will comfortably take you from 2000-7000rpms.
The vict jr/elbow gives you the freedom to rotate the intake, which may make cold side plumbing a little easier.
Neither one is as sexy as a hi-ram, so it's all about what fits best under the hood.
There are so many people using both with great success that it's impossible to say what will be better for you. Both will comfortably take you from 2000-7000rpms.
The vict jr/elbow gives you the freedom to rotate the intake, which may make cold side plumbing a little easier.
Neither one is as sexy as a hi-ram, so it's all about what fits best under the hood.
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Power wise the victor junior and LS6 will be similar. the JR gives you more flexibility as said before since you can rotate the elbow.
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I have often wondered about that with the front feed intakes. Seems like the cylinders closest to the throttle body get prime rib, and the further cylinders get table scraps. It makes sense to start distribution of air from a location central to all cylinders.
At the end of the day, if they are the same price, and both fit your application, then buy the victor... It's metal (peace of mind, durability, you can weld/powdercoat/modify it), AND it allows you to rotate the direction of your throttle body.
At the end of the day, if they are the same price, and both fit your application, then buy the victor... It's metal (peace of mind, durability, you can weld/powdercoat/modify it), AND it allows you to rotate the direction of your throttle body.
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If you already have the LS6 and it fits, I'd struggle to find any real reasons from a performance point of view to change to a carb/elbow setup given how well proven the LS6 intake is.
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LS6 or Victor JR with elbow for turbo setup? ??
No what i already have is professional products 96mm aluminum intake with 102mm throttle body and fuel rails. Tuner has informed me that my idea with that is junk. Too much heat and not very good flow so I'm looking at one of these two options. I'm 90% or more sold on Vic JR for reasons mentioned. Motor is 6.0 iron block trk version with polished crank,main and head studs,H beam rods,JE forged pistons, LS9 supercharged cam,billet timing set, 317 heads with new valve job,dual springs and comp cams 1.8 roller rockers making lift approx .625
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I would have stuck with the PP intake if you already had it. It would have likely made more power up top than either the Vic Jr or LS6. Not much reason to change something that works.
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Pretty sure there have been a few people with those alloy intakes and they've worked fine
As for 102mm TB, a good size for 2000hp or so...if you're pushing that hard.
I think your "tuner" is exaggerating a little to say the parts are junk. I'd nearly guess the carb intake/elbow would hurt more over most of the rpm range compared to either of those intakes.
And I run a carb/elbow myself. I will get rid of it some day
As for 102mm TB, a good size for 2000hp or so...if you're pushing that hard.
I think your "tuner" is exaggerating a little to say the parts are junk. I'd nearly guess the carb intake/elbow would hurt more over most of the rpm range compared to either of those intakes.
And I run a carb/elbow myself. I will get rid of it some day
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With your setup i would stick with ls6 style or the PP intake. Yeah it may heat soak alittle but nothing you will notice. My sbc intake gets over 200 deg because we run coolant thru the aluminum and its been fine lol
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LS6 or Victor JR with elbow for turbo setup? ??
Hmm now I'm starting to rethink. I was gonna pull pan off bottom of pp intake and clean up inside along with gasket match to heads. Staying with it will get my needed injectors here much quicker money wise. Thanks for input guys!!!!
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