Finished LS6 Install :)
10-15-2004, 02:35 PM
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Finished LS6 Install :) Took about 2 hours from start to finish by myself. I didnt break anything either 
that 2 hours was including the dremeling of the bottom of the intake for it to fit. Started it up, and it ran fine im happy! Throttle response has improved also
that 2 hours was including the dremeling of the bottom of the intake for it to fit. Started it up, and it ran fine im happy! Throttle response has improved also 
10-15-2004, 11:02 PM
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No, you just dremel off the mesh underside, youll see it, it looks like a checkerboard. Just dremel it all off. Its not hard at all, and saves you money from buying new coolant lines. Just get a dewalt angle grinder, and go at it
10-16-2004, 09:49 AM
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Read my other post on here. I hope that you don't lose power like I have. I used to run a 13.1@107.5........I installed it and went to the track.......now I run a 13.4@104. 
10-16-2004, 03:14 PM
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I gained throttle response, and more upper RPM pull. raced my buddies firehawk, with same mods as me except he had ls6 intake and i pulled him 4 cars to 120, now, i have the ls6intake and its 5 cars to 120
raced my buddies firehawk, with same mods as me except he had ls6 intake and i pulled him 4 cars to 120, now, i have the ls6intake and its 5 cars to 120
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you should take your ground off your battery, to let it reset, then turn on your lights, to drain the juice out of the comp. Then plug her back in let her start and idle. It needs to relearn the new airflow.
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i gained nothing w/ the ls6 intake so i took it off and sold it. I retuned the car and my car always runs w/in a few hundredths run to run. I could better spend 300 elsewhere.. ditto on 1.8x rockers too IMO
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10-16-2004, 09:53 PM
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Originally Posted by ohhiitznik
Took about 2 hours from start to finish by myself. I didnt break anything either that 2 hours was including the dremeling of the bottom of the intake for it to fit. Started it up, and it ran fine im happy! Throttle response has improved also
that 2 hours was including the dremeling of the bottom of the intake for it to fit. Started it up, and it ran fine im happy! Throttle response has improved also
10-16-2004, 09:54 PM
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Originally Posted by ohhiitznik
you should take your ground off your battery, to let it reset, then turn on your lights, to drain the juice out of the comp. Then plug her back in let her start and idle. It needs to relearn the new airflow.
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To reset PCM:
Turn the car ignition on but don't start the car...take out 10a and 15a (PCM BAT, and IGN) and then wait 5 min, turn the car off, replace the fuses and turn the car back on.
The car will take about a minute to re-learn the idle.
Turn the car ignition on but don't start the car...take out 10a and 15a (PCM BAT, and IGN) and then wait 5 min, turn the car off, replace the fuses and turn the car back on.
The car will take about a minute to re-learn the idle.
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Originally Posted by 2000WS6Vert
To reset PCM:
Turn the car ignition on but don't start the car...take out 10a and 15a (PCM BAT, and IGN) and then wait 5 min, turn the car off, replace the fuses and turn the car back on.
The car will take about a minute to re-learn the idle.
Turn the car ignition on but don't start the car...take out 10a and 15a (PCM BAT, and IGN) and then wait 5 min, turn the car off, replace the fuses and turn the car back on.
The car will take about a minute to re-learn the idle.
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Originally Posted by 2000WS6Vert
To reset PCM:
Turn the car ignition on but don't start the car...take out 10a and 15a (PCM BAT, and IGN) and then wait 5 min, turn the car off, replace the fuses and turn the car back on.
The car will take about a minute to re-learn the idle.
Turn the car ignition on but don't start the car...take out 10a and 15a (PCM BAT, and IGN) and then wait 5 min, turn the car off, replace the fuses and turn the car back on.
The car will take about a minute to re-learn the idle.
Wait, will that mess up my tuning that ive had done?
