LS6 intake vs. FAST intake on stock LS1
#5
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I wouldn't do it as a first mod. A small cam provides a much bigger gain, followed by heads, headers, and then the FAST.
Cam gains vary based on size, but as long as you have headers, you can see +35 to +75.
Heads are +20 to +55 depending on cost/compression.
Headers generally gain +25 or so.
FAST is generally +15.
Underdrive Pulley +5.
Then how you match them together makes the difference between say 420rwhp or 480rwhp.
Cam gains vary based on size, but as long as you have headers, you can see +35 to +75.
Heads are +20 to +55 depending on cost/compression.
Headers generally gain +25 or so.
FAST is generally +15.
Underdrive Pulley +5.
Then how you match them together makes the difference between say 420rwhp or 480rwhp.
#6
I wouldn't do it as a first mod. A small cam provides a much bigger gain, followed by heads, headers, and then the FAST.
Cam gains vary based on size, but as long as you have headers, you can see +35 to +75.
Heads are +20 to +55 depending on cost/compression.
Headers generally gain +25 or so.
FAST is generally +15.
Underdrive Pulley +5.
Then how you match them together makes the difference between say 420rwhp or 480rwhp.
Cam gains vary based on size, but as long as you have headers, you can see +35 to +75.
Heads are +20 to +55 depending on cost/compression.
Headers generally gain +25 or so.
FAST is generally +15.
Underdrive Pulley +5.
Then how you match them together makes the difference between say 420rwhp or 480rwhp.
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