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Old 06-11-2004, 10:39 PM
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ok heres the deal.. i can buy pretty much any manifold.. but people keep telling me different things about different ones... WHICH ONE WILL BE BEST... with most power!! ive been told getting the weiland/lighten... <dont know how to spell rest.. and porting it.. is a good one.. LS6 is ok but weiland better.. and then the LSX one.. i dont know which of the three is better.. sumone please help me out.. im going to buy on monday.. and i want to make sure i get the best one.. Weiland.. LS6... or LSX.. help me out guys.! thanx.
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LSX will net you the most power. depending on your goals then it might be worth it but for the typical bolt on application its not worth it over the LS6 intake.
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id say the lsx or tpis ones are the best within a couple of hp, ls6 second though thats basically what the tpis is just with a larger oval TB, then the weiand IMHO really with any of the 3 you cant go wrong its just how much you wanna spend to go fast
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lsx 90mm seems to be proving itself, I would also wait and see what the ls2 does.
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Stock cubes ...LS6
Bored or stroked, LSX
Weiand...scrap yard

Thaeres my 2 cents.
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LSX 90 MM =900$
LSX 78 MM=700$
Ls6=495..

Is the LSX worth the extra money.... ill be doing heads.. and cam soon.. so still LSX??
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can you port the LSX man. ? for more power?
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The July 04 issue of chevy high performance has a good dyno comparison article of 5 different intakes. They compare a stock ls1, ls6, 6.0l truck intake, lsx, and the weiand. Believe it or not the Ls6, lsx and 6.0l truck intakes were all pretty close in hp and tq.
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The LS6 is all you need. Best intake for your money.
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Originally Posted by 99CamaroSS_
LSX 90 MM =900$
LSX 78 MM=700$
Ls6=495..

Is the LSX worth the extra money.... ill be doing heads.. and cam soon.. so still LSX??
go read the sticky about the LSX intake in the dyno forum and come to a decision on your own. i personally think they arent worth it unless your trying to wring the absolute most hp you can from your setup.
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on a stock cube motor I would say the LS6 is the best of them all.
we will be using a 90mm FAST on the 408 stroker motor project but that is because of the larger cubes, stage 3 heads and plans for N2O
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I know there is a shop porting out LS6 intakes for even better flow and I've heard they're picking up 5-7 extra RWHP over the stock LS6 and that's what I plan on doing for my stock-cube, cam-only, bolt-on car.
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Dont forget the pricey cost of a TB if you choose a fast intake!
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so would the best bet yall would say be... buying the LS6 Intake and getting it ported?? or should i buy the LSX and get it ported.. im buying tommarow so i need to know LSX... or LS6 i dont really care bout cost.. it dosent matter to much..
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I would get the LSX for two primary reasons. 1. If you ever decide to do serious mods it will still deliver and it won't hurt you with a stock cube. 2. If you ever decide to sell it you will get top dollar. Do you need an LSX, probably not with your mods, do you want an LSX, probably so. Besides it goes fast and looks kool under the hood. LOL!
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I would pick up the lsx intake ifyou dont mind spending the money. I dont think you wouldnt need to port it though. If you add heads and cam later you wont have to upgrade again later looking for that few extra ponies.
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are you sayin port it then.. axis..? sorry i could really understand what you were saying... im probably getting the LSX for the few extra HP. plus ill be doing H/C soon enough.. and i think i should get the LSX ported.. i dont know how much it cost though. for porting..
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Originally Posted by 99CamaroSS_
are you sayin port it then.. axis..? sorry i could really understand what you were saying... im probably getting the LSX for the few extra HP. plus ill be doing H/C soon enough.. and i think i should get the LSX ported.. i dont know how much it cost though. for porting..

I would not get it ported.
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why no port? i thought i would gain a little HP.. if i got it ported and better air flow.. ?
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Go ahead and add another 300-400 dollars to the LSX for a throttlebody. It's sooooo not worth ~ $1000 bucks in my opinion. As for the LS6 intake, its more like $400 brand new, and you can get a used one for around $300. It's not like that part sees a lot of wear anyway.

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