FAST 92/92 or LS6
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FAST 92/92 or LS6
I'm going full bolt-ons minus an EWP and I can pick up a FAST 92/92 combo WITH 42lb injectors for just under 1k. If all I had planned for my car was bolt-ons I'd buy an LS6 and leave it at that, but I'll be camming my car this summer and would like to have the FAST for that. I know this is a great deal, but should I pick up an LS6 for ~$275 or go ahead with the FAST? I like to think ahead, but this is another $600 over a LS6 that I may not even feel a difference over in the end.
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Well I'm throwing headers, TSP catted-y, and the FAST on with a new clutch in one weekend and I'm having it tuned the week after, but my only concern is that with 42lb injectors with no tune I'll have to tow it to RPM for tuning. After the initial tune, there are unlimited re-dyno tunes for $50 each time so I'm not worried about wasting tuning money when I do my cam 7 or 8 months later.
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i picked up 18hp and 12ftlbs with my home ported FAST 90/90 over my LS6 and ported TB...
back to back dyno runs, same day, tuned for each...so the gain was from the intake.
and that was CAM ONLY!
so YES its worth it for the FAST.
lightly port it yourself with a dremel, no need to go crazy, just smooth out the inside of the runners.
back to back dyno runs, same day, tuned for each...so the gain was from the intake.
and that was CAM ONLY!
so YES its worth it for the FAST.
lightly port it yourself with a dremel, no need to go crazy, just smooth out the inside of the runners.
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i picked up 18hp and 12ftlbs with my home ported FAST 90/90 over my LS6 and ported TB...
back to back dyno runs, same day, tuned for each...so the gain was from the intake.
and that was CAM ONLY!
so YES its worth it for the FAST.
lightly port it yourself with a dremel, no need to go crazy, just smooth out the inside of the runners.
back to back dyno runs, same day, tuned for each...so the gain was from the intake.
and that was CAM ONLY!
so YES its worth it for the FAST.
lightly port it yourself with a dremel, no need to go crazy, just smooth out the inside of the runners.
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read all about it...with graphs
i was very pleased with the results.
lost no power down low, rather gained it...noticably.
also moved my peak torque DOWN 500rpm.
and even though the cam is peaking at 6400...it still showed considerable gains.
the port job was minimal. never seperated the intake, was just what i could reach with a dremel.
i was very pleased with the results.
lost no power down low, rather gained it...noticably.
also moved my peak torque DOWN 500rpm.
and even though the cam is peaking at 6400...it still showed considerable gains.
the port job was minimal. never seperated the intake, was just what i could reach with a dremel.
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I have a line on a F14 cam. I want to run mid-11's cam-only once I pick up a 9". I don't plan on porting it though. My good friend has an 01 SS with the F14, M6, cartek clutch, u/d, and a Moser 9" running consistent 11.50's @ 119 with his stock LS6 intake. I wouldn't plan on a FAST if I couldn't get it for such a good deal.
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Congrats on finding a good deal on everything. I would've agreed on getting the FAST from the beginning. there have been some good deals out there on them lately. good luck with the build.
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Can't wait for the fast install!