Fast 90mm/90mm TB on stock motor
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Fast 90mm/90mm TB on stock motor
every forum i see people talk about how good it is.. and its daaamn expensive,
how will the 90/90 combo be on stock motor with full exhaust?
plan to put a 125hp wet kit also,
what intake/TB do you recomend
how will the 90/90 combo be on stock motor with full exhaust?
plan to put a 125hp wet kit also,
what intake/TB do you recomend
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yah i think you will propably lose power on low to mid rpm,i have SAdesaign book and they did talk about it, it make very good power on high rpm but lose power on low mid with stock engine but if u planing cam and heads package it will help u get a massive power,good luck with ur tuning
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Which is better then? A head/cam car with the LS6 intake with a P&P TB or the head/cam car with 90/90 set up? I have an A4 and want 450 at the rear wheels before a shot of spray. I was thinking of getting the Fast intake just to have the ease of the direct port spray. Any help?
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Originally Posted by BLACKNREDSS
obviously u pay what you get. ur not going to lose power with a 90/90 under any circumstances on an LS1. you will really see the gains with heads/cam
dont even bother putting a 90/90 on a stock motor, the only benifits it has is that if you have a nitrous backfire itll destroy the bottom of the intake as a sacrafical pannel. but then you have to pull the intake and replace the bottom. might as well take your chances with an LS6 intake (nitrous backfires that destroy the intake are pretty rare) and if it blows up buy another one.
LS6 intake, stock throttle body > overpriced FAST junk
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What you are looking at is really overkill on a stock motor. It would be like putting two inch headers on a stock motor. Just too much dude. Think of it this way....kind of like polishing a