LS2 vs Fast 90 dyno comparison
LS2, back to back to an LS6, TWICE, lost power to the LS6.
We all know the FAST makes solid gains across the board.
LS2, back to back to an LS6, TWICE, lost power to the LS6.
We all know the FAST makes solid gains across the board.
However, this is a very real dyno test. I am well aware the LS2 unported, will loose to the LS6. I dynoed the LS2 to find how it compared to the FAST, and it failed MISERABLY. So I figured, it (the LS2 intake) was useless anyway, so why not hack it open, and port it, and re test. That's what I did. Here are the results, like them or not. And as I stated, the FAST was reinstalled, and backed up the same numbers as the first dyno.

I dis-agree with your statement that the porting of your intake was more inside than the runners...There isnt a whole lot that can be done inside a LSX,I smoothed out the casting flash,clean it up and contoured too but the work is in the runners and getting them to match the flow path of your heads....My LSX look like art work once I was done with it (10Hrs worth of work)
The only thing I'll say is IF u already have the LS2/90 then by all means try and port it as that cost zero...BUT if your running an LS6 then get that LSX/90 as it flat out works better than anything else out there as of now...
Just make sure u or someone else ports it correctly...
I dis-agree with your statement that the porting of your intake was more inside than the runners...There isnt a whole lot that can be done inside a LSX,I smoothed out the casting flash,clean it up and contoured too but the work is in the runners and getting them to match the flow path of your heads....My LSX look like art work once I was done with it (10Hrs worth of work)
The only thing I'll say is IF u already have the LS2/90 then by all means try and port it as that cost zero...BUT if your running an LS6 then get that LSX/90 as it flat out works better than anything else out there as of now...
Just make sure u or someone else ports it correctly...
Mine worked and I also went 10.80's@124 with a little 224 cam
U needed that GIANT 238 to run the same #
Mine worked and I also went 10.80's@124 with a little 224 cam
U needed that GIANT 238 to run the same #

LOL, you got me there. I didn't mean to offend, I misunderstood that you didn't port inside the intake.
However, since you brought up my cam selection,( Im assuming from a previous dyno post), in comparison to how much better you did running a 10.8 @ 124 ,which was awsome. I agree you must have done things right with suspension, weight reduction, and power. Congrats. However, All the cars Ive done with the "huge 238 cams", are all in the 10.6-10.8s, ALL trapping high 128s with factory weight . So Id say they are putting down another 40 or so more hp than you did, and probably weigh a little more . But like you said, they should with a "HUGE" cam.
This post was for strictly a Info sharing purpose, not to start flames.
peace-Dave
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But I agree this is BS,We were discussing the intake so lets play nice... Mine worked and I also went 10.80's@124 with a little 224 cam
U needed that GIANT 238 to run the same #

Nate
To answer a few questions.
Today 07:27 AM
beardWS6 Just curious, how much would I gain porting my LSX 90 set-up?
A FAST usually picks up about 5-15hp from ported.
Today 09:00 AM
ws6sojuiced01 May be stupid ? but can you port the ls6 intake and if so how well would it flow( just asking dont know much about it)
I dont think you wold gain much porting a LS6. It doesnt have too many major port entry or radius problems(Unlike the LS2)
Mods are My 234 custm grind cam, patriot stage 2 LS6 (out of the box), pacesetters, magnaflow catback, ASP, 9inch(4.30s).
The difference of the fast 453/404 vs ls2 452/406 isnt too horrible. The fast pulling higher on the top would make the car probaby a tenth faster.
http://lt1dave.com/media/ls2%20vs%20fast90.bmp
Nate
so how much would you guys charge for the ls2 intake and cut it open and port it.??






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