Intakes for boost
I believe that is the perfect LSx intake for boost, especially when considering price. Unfortunately, wont fit under the fbody hood without a big cowl and some cutting. Camaroandreas just ran a 7.47@175 with this intake if I remember his build thread correctly.
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30,000 boosted miles on my FAST 90 last setup was 814rwhp @17psi... I did blow it to pieces with a Methanol backfire, though it was no fault of the intake... Now, for something different on my new setup, we're going with a billet wilson...
i will be running the pro flow on my turbo build, intake is on, had to cut the cowl and hood bracing, but it closes...one TINY little dimple, and this is without a ws6 hood, factory transam hood, I will post up my build in the next couple days. INTAKE BY FAR LOOKS THE SICKEST I HAVE EVER SEEN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! also glad to hear it works well with boost, wasnt sure when i got it, but the runners and large manifold seemed like it wold do well.
i will be running the pro flow on my turbo build, intake is on, had to cut the cowl and hood bracing, but it closes...one TINY little dimple, and this is without a ws6 hood, factory transam hood, I will post up my build in the next couple days. INTAKE BY FAR LOOKS THE SICKEST I HAVE EVER SEEN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! also glad to hear it works well with boost, wasnt sure when i got it, but the runners and large manifold seemed like it wold do well.
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From: Fairfild , ohio
Im running a holley/weiand intake..its all polished aluminum..heh,i'm shoving 15psi thru it .
It looks great on the engine but the there is a flaw...I've blown the access panel on the bottom of the intake off..screws have come loose..the thin sheet metal has bowed in between the screws..so i ditched that plate and used a plate made of S.S. and 1/8 thick.
Soi far no issues..I'll give another update after i get it on the dyno and abuse it.
It looks great on the engine but the there is a flaw...I've blown the access panel on the bottom of the intake off..screws have come loose..the thin sheet metal has bowed in between the screws..so i ditched that plate and used a plate made of S.S. and 1/8 thick.
Soi far no issues..I'll give another update after i get it on the dyno and abuse it.
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Verdad Gallardo The only one is the Edelbrock low profile elbow but it is VERY restrictive. Other than that, you are looking at a full radius sheetmetal or cast elbow that requires cutting the cowl and sometimes a taller hood.
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I was mostly hoping that it would provide a more equal distribution between the cylinders but I have no way of being sure...
no wipers for now, I will make a bracket and shorten the arms for the drivers side wiper so I can run one...thats all I need!! Right now just focusing on the turbo kit, mocked up the hot side today, and the intercooler mount, i'll weld it all up monday at work and get some pics up, hopefully soon
no wipers for now, I will make a bracket and shorten the arms for the drivers side wiper so I can run one...thats all I need!! Right now just focusing on the turbo kit, mocked up the hot side today, and the intercooler mount, i'll weld it all up monday at work and get some pics up, hopefully soon
The motor mounts on the drivers side, it should still be there unless you cut the whole cowl out? I just notched it, so I have to move the passenger side mount over, and shorten the brackets, should be fine, gonna take some getin used to, but will be well worth it. I have pictures up on my faceboook(i know, sounds gay) but I can't figure out how to post them over here. I have a buddy who knows computer ****, Im gonna have him try to put em up a little later.
The motor mounts on the drivers side, it should still be there unless you cut the whole cowl out? I just notched it, so I have to move the passenger side mount over, and shorten the brackets, should be fine, gonna take some getin used to, but will be well worth it. I have pictures up on my faceboook(i know, sounds gay) but I can't figure out how to post them over here. I have a buddy who knows computer ****, Im gonna have him try to put em up a little later.
how do you aluminum intake guys keep your IAT's down? i know a guy with a naturally aspirated H/C/I camaro. he runs a bbk aluminum intake and that thing gets hot as hell. i would imagine that this problem would get worse with a FI motor. i understand the vic jr. is a different style intake but does it have heatsoak problems?
how do you aluminum intake guys keep your IAT's down? i know a guy with a naturally aspirated H/C/I camaro. he runs a bbk aluminum intake and that thing gets hot as hell. i would imagine that this problem would get worse with a FI motor. i understand the vic jr. is a different style intake but does it have heatsoak problems?
Now I have it routed to the bumper and it runs a lot cooler. Plus the cowl helps too.