New plumbung cold side & A/W. Pics added from Speed Inc.
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Has anyone ran a interior mounted I/C with a forward facing manifold? If so I would LOVE to see the pics of the cold side plumbing. Thanks!
Pics added in post 44.
Pics added in post 44.
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i'm very interested in how that's working for you. i'd like to use A/W on mine, but wasn't sure if it would work there without losing too much passenger space...
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Unfortunately, times and money has put the project on hold. Not sure that I will make it out this year
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I don't see how you can run the LS6 backwards. Seems like it would be a can o worms....what about the sensors? What about the TB cable? How the hel do you fab a pipe from the TB, throgh the firewall when it is so close?
I think I'm just gonna run both cold pipes through the HVAC hole and the "cooled" pipe will just snake around to the TB.
I think I'm just gonna run both cold pipes through the HVAC hole and the "cooled" pipe will just snake around to the TB.
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My car is just being finished with the GMPP intake for my LS7 heads and 16 injectors at Speed Inc., but it is forward facing. You could always go with a sheetmetal intake of course.
And, as others have said Duke's car used to have the interior IC with a forward facing throttle body. The IC pipes made a hard 180 turn and went back to the passenger side of the car if I remember correctly.
And, as others have said Duke's car used to have the interior IC with a forward facing throttle body. The IC pipes made a hard 180 turn and went back to the passenger side of the car if I remember correctly.
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My car is just being finished with the GMPP intake for my LS7 heads and 16 injectors at Speed Inc., but it is forward facing. You could always go with a sheetmetal intake of course.
And, as others have said Duke's car used to have the interior IC with a forward facing throttle body. The IC pipes made a hard 180 turn and went back to the passenger side of the car if I remember correctly.
And, as others have said Duke's car used to have the interior IC with a forward facing throttle body. The IC pipes made a hard 180 turn and went back to the passenger side of the car if I remember correctly.
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Would the spacer and slightly larger volume be of any benefit there ?