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Old 02-23-2006, 02:21 PM
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Just like the title says, I want to know what the best intake would be for supecharging, not planning on changing the TB. I was thinking an LS6? But then I also saw the Weiand and how it was 'designed' to handle the internal pressures and heat generated by supercharging. Thanks.
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Ls6 intake for the stock TB. Fast 90 would be the next step up when you want to changet the TB and spend more $$$. The best of the best would be a single plane or a sheet metal intake.
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With my FI setup I went with the LS6 and I am very happy with the my 700+ rwhp
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All my numbers have been made with a LS6 intake and a ported stock TB.
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hey whats the cheapest aluminum forward facing-stock throttlebody fitting-intake available right now.
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holley's
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I have a soft spot for the Weiand . $3xx satin $5xx polished from TBYRNE==>
They used to cost $8xx polished


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sorry i meant like a fabricated one..that one there is on my mind though.
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the only thing with the weiand and holley's is they will hold more heat than a composite intake (like the fast or LS6)
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Another vote for the LS6 intake/stock throttle body.
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same here
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Originally Posted by FIREHAWK#608
I have a soft spot for the Weiand . $3xx satin $5xx polished from TBYRNE==>
They used to cost $8xx polished

I had to put my sunglasses on to look at those pics...looking good man!
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Originally Posted by Pro Stock John
All my numbers have been made with a LS6 intake and a ported stock TB.
another vote for what he has or had. (Dunno if ur running the same on ur turbo setup, PSJ)
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I'd like to dyno the LS6/stock TB with the turbo setup, and then switch over the the single plane. I also have a sheetmetal intake I'd like to dyno too.
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Originally Posted by LTLHOMER
I had to put my sunglasses on to look at those pics...looking good man!
That thing is like a diamond in there. Looks good. I don't think I could ever drive it tho, cuz then I would have to clean it.

What single planes are available for use on the LS motors now? Haven't really looked into it.
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Originally Posted by BlkHwk
That thing is like a diamond in there. Looks good. I don't think I could ever drive it tho, cuz then I would have to clean it.

What single planes are available for use on the LS motors now? Haven't really looked into it.
Thanks for the complimets.
on the manifold they have the Edlebrock and then there is the GM Performance

Parts but I don't have a picture of those.
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I have always used the ls6 or fast but just recently(thread on this page) went to the victor intake with custom elbow from (intakeelbows.com) and a sdpc(nick williams) 90mm TB. Pics are in my thread
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Originally Posted by FIREHAWK#608

on the manifold they have the Edlebrock and then there is the GM Performance

Parts but I don't have a picture of those.

Here ya Go.. GMPP Intake... drilled for Injector's....



Then this goes on top of it......
Precision 100 degree elbow... milled down a lil and a Accufab 90mm TB



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im gonna use the fast 90 w/ nick williams ported throttle...if you were owndering, i want to use it cuz alum.=heat soak...
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Originally Posted by MyWs62FaST4u
im gonna use the fast 90 w/ nick williams ported throttle...if you were owndering, i want to use it cuz alum.=heat soak...
No reason to port a TB on a LS6 combo. The air is going through no matter what, you'll maybe see 2hp gain if any. It could also add tuning issues.

LS6/stock TB here...


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