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Old 10-12-2013, 04:38 PM
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Talking ported 92 fast manifold over BBK SSI

Was looking at getting a vengeance racing ported 92mm fast manifold with the 92mm nick williams throttle body. I was also going to replace my stock ls1 maf with the z06 85mm. Wondering what type of gains I would see with adding these vs my set-up. I have torquer v2 cam, 243 ported heads, bbk ssi manifold with 85mm throttle body, volant cai, stock ls1 maf, magnaflow exhaust, bbk headers with off-road y. My numbers after the tune were 392rwhp and 365 rwtq. trying to be around that 415hp and 380 tq mark. Input would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
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Your current power #s actually seem pretty low for the combo. I have seen cam only cars make more than you have. With ported 243s and a healthy cam, you should be over the 400 mark.

I don't have much experience with the BBK, but the FAST 92 is a proven intake. In ported form from vengeance and the elimination of a heat soaked metal intake, I bet you see a good gains.

Who ported the heads? That may be an issue if someone just hogged them out.
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I think you would benefit pretty good gains over that BBK.
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If you're going with fast might as well go with the 102. People with good H/C/I setups have seen gains of 20+ hp over LS6 going with the 102.
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What kind of dyno was used? Your numbers are good for a mustang dyno. I'm in the process of swapping my BBK for a fast92 intake and TB. My dyno numbers were 385rwhp and 370rwtq. I'm putting mine back on the dyno this Saturday so I'll let you know what I gain. Hopefully the advice I got on here about the BBK being a piece of **** was good advice!
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yeah let me know what your new numbers are. I actually just bought a fast 102mm manifold and will be doing the swap in winter and getting it retuned in spring. Still have to get 102mm nick williams throttle body and fuel rails now.
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I would say that on another dyno you would be right around the 420/390 mark. The 102 should be good for another 10-15 or so.
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No need for the 102 on your setup but the fast 92 will make your combo shine.
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Originally Posted by Detoxx03
No need for the 102 on your setup but the fast 92 will make your combo shine.
I disagree. Many folks think my combo makes more power than it should....I have a FAST 102. I'm sure that has help my power level
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I have pretty good experience with the fast 92 and have seen multiple 102's on different builds. 92 is the sweet spot for his cube/head setup. Max effort n/a setup over 400 ci with badass heads 102 all day. I just run a stock LS3 intake now though since the blower does the work.
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Don't forget all the other stuff you have to buy to make the FAST 102 work. That makes the cost per HP go up and should be food for thought. I went with a Fast 92
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I got to agree with Kingc8r, a lot of people initially don't realize the hidden cost that can be associated with the FAST 102 intake, but not with the FAST92. Now there is a additional plus side to the FAST 102 that some might not be aware of; it's smog legal in California.
Still you got to love the black finish of the FAST92 intake!
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I wouldn't recommend a 102/102 unless you plan on going bigger cubes later. that is why I went with that setup. I can't imagine that it would make more than a 10hp difference with my current setup, even in the vette.
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Originally Posted by td1168
What kind of dyno was used? Your numbers are good for a mustang dyno. I'm in the process of swapping my BBK for a fast92 intake and TB. My dyno numbers were 385rwhp and 370rwtq. I'm putting mine back on the dyno this Saturday so I'll let you know what I gain. Hopefully the advice I got on here about the BBK being a piece of **** was good advice!
I know I am bumping an old thread, but did you ever get your car dynoed with the fast 92?
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the fast 102 intake is great ,but for most ls engine combos a fast 102 intake mite gain 7 rwhp over a fast 92 intake .if you have a fast 90/92 intake ,it is up to you .
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I bought a car that already has a BBK SSI intake. (5.3L , ported ls6 heads, tsp torquer v2 112, pacesetter headers)

I am wondering if the 92 fast intake would be a noticeable difference in power.

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Yes. Sell the BBK
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I forgot to mention that I have a tsp torquer v2 cam -112lsa



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