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my friend has an 01 SS m6 with procharger, and was looking at going from the ls6 intake manifold to the FAST 90/90 setup, is it worth it, any additional mods needed?
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Originally Posted by transamsixspeed
my friend has an 01 SS m6 with procharger, and was looking at going from the ls6 intake manifold to the FAST 90/90 setup, is it worth it, any additional mods needed?
I have been told that you will not see any noticable gains on the dyno by going with the 90mm TB and intake with that setup.
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I would recommend using the 78mm. If you were planning on spinning the motor above the normal power range I would recommend the 90mm. useing the 90mm part you would notice a lack of bottom end power but a very raucous high end power gain.
even if you have the procharger installed you would benefit from the 78mm setup.
even if you have the procharger installed you would benefit from the 78mm setup.
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Originally Posted by transamsixspeed
my friend has an 01 SS m6 with procharger, and was looking at going from the ls6 intake manifold to the FAST 90/90 setup, is it worth it, any additional mods needed?
Not on a blown application and based on other results unless you are reving past 6500RPM.
With my setup there was no gain. I rev to 6000. I went from the LS6 and stock TB to the 90TB and LSX.