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Old 11-26-2012, 04:56 PM
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I have a fast intake and 90mm tb on my car now. If I switched to a ls6 intake and stock tb would I lose any power? What about down the road when I up the boost and build a motor and start shooting for 750 to 800 hp? Car has a d1 Procharger on it now with stock bottom end. I know there are plenty of cars with a ls6 intake making big power but my question is is there a power difference between the two intakes on the same Procharged setup?
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surely someone has some input on this.
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it should make more power on lower boost with the fast. but i dont think it will be alot more. it could be worth is to sell the fast and get a ls6 and put the extra cash into the bottom end. if you have the extra cash to spend id just keep it tho
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Originally Posted by runsfromdacops
it should make more power on lower boost with the fast. but i dont think it will be alot more. it could be worth is to sell the fast and get a ls6 and put the extra cash into the bottom end. if you have the extra cash to spend id just keep it tho
My idea was to trade plus cash for a ls6 and use that money for a aster bracket or something. Just trying to see if there was a true power difference when talking boost between the 2.
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do a search. there are a million threads here on it
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The FAST 92 in a good intake and is a step up in power from the LS6 intake, how much extra power always depends on the engine combination. The original FAST 90 is well known for leaking boost, if you have the 90 I would sell it and go with the LS6. Bob
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Originally Posted by F110Mech
do a search. there are a million threads here on it
I tried but couldn't find anything pertaining to these dealing with boost.
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Originally Posted by Bob@BruteSpeed
The FAST 92 in a good intake and is a step up in power from the LS6 intake, how much extra power always depends on the engine combination. The original FAST 90 is well known for leaking boost, if you have the 90 I would sell it and go with the LS6. Bob
Thanks for the input bob. I took my intake off the other day and noticed it was leaking out of one of the corners. I see what you are saying. Thanks for the input.
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Originally Posted by speedfreak2685
Thanks for the input bob. I took my intake off the other day and noticed it was leaking out of one of the corners. I see what you are saying. Thanks for the input.
You're welcome. Bob
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What about a ls2 intake so I could still use my 90mm throttle body? That would work right?
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According to some very LSx smart people, the LS2 is poop. Run the LS6 with a PnP TB.
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Originally Posted by speedfreak2685
What about a ls2 intake so I could still use my 90mm throttle body? That would work right?
A stock LS2 intake is a poor performer. Back at the old shop on skydiver's CTS-V we lost 2 psi of boost but picked up 60 rwhp just by swapping out an LS2 intake for a FAST 92. Bob
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Dang I didn't know that. Good thing I asked. Thanks for the input guys. Do you think my fast 90 will be fine sealing air on just 10.5#? I can go to a ls6 once I up the boost. I'm getting the car retuned Saturday so I'm under a little time crunch is all. Really appreciate y'all's advice.
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Originally Posted by speedfreak2685
Dang I didn't know that. Good thing I asked. Thanks for the input guys. Do you think my fast 90 will be fine sealing air on just 10.5#? I can go to a ls6 once I up the boost. I'm getting the car retuned Saturday so I'm under a little time crunch is all. Really appreciate y'all's advice.
Unless you can get the ends sealed up where it is leaking air, that tune this coming Saturday will be a waste of money. Bob
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I sealed it back up with rtv the best I could. Any sure way to tell if it is still leaking? Thanks bob.
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Originally Posted by speedfreak2685
I sealed it back up with rtv the best I could. Any sure way to tell if it is still leaking? Thanks bob.
I can't think of any easy ways. At your boost level it should hold with the RTV. Bob
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Thanks bob. I'll get with you when I'm ready for the f1
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Originally Posted by speedfreak2685
Thanks bob. I'll get with you when I'm ready for the f1
Sounds good, thanks! Bob
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Originally Posted by speedfreak2685
Thanks for the input guys. Do you think my fast 90 will be fine sealing air on just 10.5#?Really appreciate y'all's advice.
I am at 14 psi with the FAST 90. I have both the LS6 and this 90. I didn't even consider the LS6 for my build. I know the FAST was worth almost 3 mph in the 1/4 naturally aspirated so it will be worth even more under boost. No way I'm throwing that away. If you needed to RTV will seal and glue the FAST together and you would never get it apart nor would it leak.
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Originally Posted by 2000RATA
I am at 14 psi with the FAST 90. I have both the LS6 and this 90. I didn't even consider the LS6 for my build. I know the FAST was worth almost 3 mph in the 1/4 naturally aspirated so it will be worth even more under boost. No way I'm throwing that away. If you needed to RTV will seal and glue the FAST together and you would never get it apart nor would it leak.
Pretty good idea. I may glue it together next time I take it off or if I notice it leaking. I spayed all around the intake last night while idling and didnt notice any leaks so hopefully it's sealed for now.


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