changing intakes
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changing intakes
How hard was it to change you LS1 intake to an LS6 intake. Should I do it myself or pay a sponsor. And sponsors about how much to change one. Thanks
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It's pretty easy to do, If you do want to have us do it, let me know. Ill send you a PM now also... Like I said, I'm sure you're capable, Its not to difficult, just a couple tricks involved
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http://www.ls1howto.com/index.php?article=5
i'd read this over a couple times and then decide for yourself
i'd read this over a couple times and then decide for yourself
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Well I have the old one off and am getting ready to put the new one on. I have to go to work though so it will have to wait until tomorrow. Not too bad so far.
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Got the intake on after a few bumps. I will get the plug on the manifold tonight and she will be ready to run. Not too bad. Just have to have patience which is a virtue I lack. Thanks to everybody who helped me out. NBM2001Z28 I might try to make it up there tomorrow to get the codes deleted if I can get the plug modified tonight at work.
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Yeah it came in this morning. Now I have to do some cutting on the exhaust manifold plate to make it fit which should be done tonight and tomorrow she will be ready for a road test. Right now it starts up and idles fine so I don't think anything could be wrong but you never know.
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Originally Posted by CNTLSE 1
How hard was it to change you LS1 intake to an LS6 intake. Should I do it myself or pay a sponsor. And sponsors about how much to change one. Thanks
BTW; nice bike!
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It's a time and space thing *******. It is supposed to go in for the headers on the 19th because I don't have enough room to do it myself. Damn one car garage.
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It's a time and space thing *******. It is supposed to go in for the headers on the 19th because I don't have enough room to do it myself. Damn one car garage.
http://www.scottsrides.com/smr00taheaderinstall.html
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Originally Posted by CNTLSE 1
Your one car garage is bigger than mine. I can barely open my drivers door when the passenger side is all the way up against the wall. Small small garage
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Originally Posted by y2k_ta
Oh, come on....I did my header install in my one-car garage See look at all the space I had.....
http://www.scottsrides.com/smr00taheaderinstall.html
http://www.scottsrides.com/smr00taheaderinstall.html
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That's a pretty sweet bike you got there.......
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Would probably smoke DJ's.