difference in coolant lines
10-15-2008, 09:39 PM
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difference in coolant lines Ok, I have a 98 LS1 that I'm building and I'm putting on a 78mm FAST intake. I've heard that I need to use LS6 coolant lines with this intake.
Not to sound like a douche, but what is the physical difference between the LS1 coolant lines and the LS6 coolant lines? Are the LS6 lines narrower or "squishier" so they fit better?
Not to sound like a douche, but what is the physical difference between the LS1 coolant lines and the LS6 coolant lines? Are the LS6 lines narrower or "squishier" so they fit better?
10-16-2008, 08:05 AM
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coolant lines I'm not sure what a Douche sounds like 
ls1 lines have a line that connects the front to rear steam holes on a lS6 the rear two are plugged and not connected to either side. the front connects side to side and then T's to the coolant line to throttle body. some people use the LS1 line and grind the bottom of the intake to clear the line. I'm running the FAST too but ill run the LS6 setup - dont want to grind on bottom of $600+ intake - hope this helps - no question is stupid if you dont know. its actually ignorance - your welcome to joint the club- still learning here too 
ls1 lines have a line that connects the front to rear steam holes on a lS6 the rear two are plugged and not connected to either side. the front connects side to side and then T's to the coolant line to throttle body. some people use the LS1 line and grind the bottom of the intake to clear the line. I'm running the FAST too but ill run the LS6 setup - dont want to grind on bottom of $600+ intake - hope this helps - no question is stupid if you dont know. its actually ignorance - your welcome to joint the club- still learning here too
10-17-2008, 08:34 AM
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You will need the LS6 coolant lines and plugs for the rear to get the FAST on there. The above description was correct, the LS6 lines do not run under the intake, and do not connect the rears to anything, they are simply blocked off.
If you need a quote on some LS6 coolant lines, let me know by PM or call and I'll get you a great price.
If you need a quote on some LS6 coolant lines, let me know by PM or call and I'll get you a great price.
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10-17-2008, 01:21 PM
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Ah ok gotcha, thanks. Ok, so on an LS6 setup, if you block off the rear plugs, how does the rear get proper cooling, if the front and back lines aren't connected anymore like the LS1?
