Z06 LS6 Manifolds
04-12-2005, 10:35 AM
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Z06 LS6 Manifolds Is it true that a set of 2004 Z06 LS6 manifolds would only flow about 5hp less than longtubes? If that is true will they bolt up to a 99 LS1 without problems??
04-12-2005, 03:22 PM
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Originally Posted by 25thTransAm
Is it true that a set of 2004 Z06 LS6 manifolds would only flow about 5hp less than longtubes? If that is true will they bolt up to a 99 LS1 without problems??
They will bolt up to an ls1, But not in an f-body( or so I hear, Search this, I asked about this a few months ago).
04-12-2005, 03:28 PM
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Is it true that a set of 2004 Z06 LS6 manifolds would only flow about 5hp less than longtubes? If that is true will they bolt up to a 99 LS1 without problems??
Bolting them to a LS1 is no problem. The problem would be hooking it up to your F-body y-pipe.
04-12-2005, 05:34 PM
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Just get headers. Preferably longtubes, macs are acceptable. There is no way you'll get the same power out of a manifold, especially when you get more into the mods.
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