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Old 04-06-2008, 04:34 PM
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I'm a newbie to all of this stuff so this might sound like a dumb question.
I have tried searching and I cannot find what I'm looking for. Are the stock EXHAUST manifolds on 2000 and 2001 ls1 the same?
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I'm a newbie to all of this stuff so this might sound like a dumb question.
I have tried searching and I cannot find what I'm looking for. Are the stock manifolds on 2000 and 2001 ls1 the same?
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no the 98-00 has the ls1 intake manifold, while the 01-02 have the ls6 intake manifold which flows a lot better
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I would look in the classifieds for an LS6 or pony up for a fast....I would just keep what you got, do all of your bolt ons then get a fast instead of buying an LS6 now and having to sell it and get a Fast latter
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Lol srry. I was talking about the exhaust manifolds.
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I believe they are slightly different on the 01-02s...let me double check
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98-99 Manifolds are different from 2000-02
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No problem, the search option will help you in a time of need.
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98-99 used old steel style the 00-02 used a better designed cast iron style
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