Whats the biggest TB I can fit on an LS6 intake?
11-18-2008, 12:34 PM
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i thnk the mouth on the ls6 is 78mm...either that or 75mm.
i'm sure you could fit an 80mm TB on it and port out the intake mouth.
not sure its worth much though
i'm sure you could fit an 80mm TB on it and port out the intake mouth.
not sure its worth much though
11-18-2008, 10:43 PM
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Are you serious? A 90mm will fit? I didn't even think you had enough room to modify an ls6 opening to 90mm. That should be a serious improvement over the stock TB.
11-19-2008, 01:15 AM
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by modify... they mean cut off the front and put a new opening to fit a 90. i think it costs around 300 for them to do it.
im considering having it done myself.
im considering having it done myself.
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11-19-2008, 11:08 PM
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[QUOTE=F8L_LS1;10512178]well... might as well go fast anyway. i wonder if the tpis molded tb intake would fall to pieces if it had any kind of FI ???
too much pressure!?[/QUOTE
If you are talking F/I from a T/C or S/C a fast will only show marginal gains on a LS6 and at higher boost pressures is not as reliable due to the 3 piece design. The burst panels are recomended for the FAST in these applications.
Not to many boosted guys on a FAST for a reason.
too much pressure!?[/QUOTE
If you are talking F/I from a T/C or S/C a fast will only show marginal gains on a LS6 and at higher boost pressures is not as reliable due to the 3 piece design. The burst panels are recomended for the FAST in these applications.
Not to many boosted guys on a FAST for a reason.
