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Old 04-29-2011, 06:20 AM
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Im installing the FAST90/90 this weekend and was wondering what or if I have to do anything about the coolant crossover tubes??? I didnt recieve instructions but managed to search my way through for torque spes. It has been installed before so the map sensor hole is there. I have to bypass the coolant crossover for the throttle body. Is there anything else before i go at it???? thanks ahead of time.
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I think most people run the LS6 steam vents on those as well.
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You need to the coolant crossover tubes from the newer engines. Either that, or you can beat the hell out of yours to flatten it out.

I also think you could cut the existing one, and either block it off, or run a high temp rubber hose under the intake, to connect the two.
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Like they said on the coolant tubes. If you want a instruction sheet you can still get a copy of the instructions on the fast Website : http://www.fuelairspark.com/Instructions/Files/147.pdf
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The other very important thing is to change the Valley cover bolts with the button head bolts, otherwise you will crack the intake!!!
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^ Yeah... That's a good one too. Forgot about that.
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you can run a ls6 coolant line front and back and connect them together up front.or carefully tap down on the stock ls1 coolant lines until it touches the valley cover plate.use a plastic hammer and a piece of wood.there is more room under a fast 90/92 intake for coolant lines then a fast 102 intake.
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thanks for all the replys
I do have the valley bolts, thanks for the heads up.

sbsrkh thanks for that link, I looked all over the website and missed it somehow, I even called and he just sent me 102 instructions (very similar) lol.

I guess ill have to work on those coolant lines i guess. thanks again guys




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