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Old 04-16-2012, 06:33 PM
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I'm about to start upgrading my intake finally from stock. I want to end up about 98-102mm all the way through. Will the SLP lid be good for that, or should I go with the 98mm FTP lid? I only ask because they SLP is half the price. I was looking at the 92mm F.A.S.T. "big mouth" throttle body because I haven't been finding any around 98mm. To go with the FAST LSXR 102mm or the professional products 96mm Typhoon for an intake manifold. Also a Chris1313 intake. Long term I'll be going with LTH to a tru dual x pipe. 3.93 gears 9" rear end. 224/224 cam, undecided on heads (direction there would be appreciated also). Possibly a procharger later on and some n2o. Stage 2 or 3 clutch, chromoly driveshaft, 17x9.5 fronts 18x10 rears.

Also will I be able to change things as I go, or should I just do it all at once? Aside from the fact of all at once being easier, but is it possible to do it one at a time? Chris1313 and lid first, working my way back
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I'm running the FTP intake w/ 98mm lid, SLP boot & FAST 92/92. GM 85mm MAF as well. Everything matched up nicely. Between the FAST 102 & PP Typhoon, I'd stick with the FAST myself. I would wait to do everything during your potential LT header & cam swap. You won't see much of a gain with the intake alone on a stock motor.
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I would have been doing alot more sooner, but I ended up having to replace the water pump, pressure line on p/s, throw out bearing and pilot bearing on my clutch, the radiator and buy a new $257 tire. Kinda set me back a bit. Figure I could atleast do the intake now, headers and exhaust would be a few months set back. Won't do a cam for maybe about 9months. Getting settled in at my new job before I start spending too much at the moment.
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Do the exhaust first. Then the cam and intake. Your money will be better spent on LT's/exhaust over the intake....let alone the gains you will net. A FAST 102 combo is expensive and more the less worthless as your car sits right now. You could do UD Pulleys/headers/exhaust for less than what the FAST 102 combo costs just by itself.
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Originally Posted by JrodCamaro
I would have been doing alot more sooner, but I ended up having to replace the water pump, pressure line on p/s, throw out bearing and pilot bearing on my clutch, the radiator and buy a new $257 tire. Kinda set me back a bit. Figure I could atleast do the intake now, headers and exhaust would be a few months set back. Won't do a cam for maybe about 9months. Getting settled in at my new job before I start spending too much at the moment.
You are heading into this build *** backwards. Get your headers and exhaust system on and then start thinking cam and intake.
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This is why I ask those who have been here before. To think, I just sold my LTH because I wanted to go a different direction first. Guess it's time to start all over.
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Originally Posted by JrodCamaro
This is why I ask those who have been here before. To think, I just sold my LTH because I wanted to go a different direction first. Guess it's time to start all over.
My suggestion until you can afford a cam swap....

TSP SS 1-7/8 LT's
TSP SS ORY
Magnaflow
Powerbond UD Pulley
Tune

Is your car a M6 or A4?

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m6. I'm wanting to go the direction of tru duals Xpipe no cats, thankfully no emissions standards in KS.
What's the deal with UD pulleys? I've never really looked into them.
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Yeah ur lucky with the no emission since ur stuck with the 99 ls1 and have that egr bs. I luckily know a feller here in MO who gives me the "good old' boy" look

Like said, go exhaust 1st. I did that and when I did my intake I didn't see much til I had the car custom tuned, then OW GOD DAMN!!!!!!




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