Who wants to see a LS6 versus VicJr comparison?
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Jake @ EPP suggested milling the Vic Jr flange down so I don't have to notch the cowl on my TA. I got 1/4" taken off, probably not enough for your Vette, but it's a thought.
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Yeah I posted that a long time ago when I was talking to Leo who used to have the turbo shop in Ohio can't remeber there name, but did mine and it still didn't clear 100% but Very close. I had about 3/8's taken off or atleast to the very top of the runners I could have taken some off of the 90, but didn't bother as I am putting an LS6 on very soon etc...
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I'm going to forward the pics of the elbow off of Tiago's car to Aaron. So I'll 2 elbows to compare and can shed light on the difference if there is any. If I have to buy a hood-no worries-after seeing dixonk's car who wouldn't want a hood!
Inspector12,
Why are putting the LS6 back on?
Inspector12,
Why are putting the LS6 back on?
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Everybody PM Sled28 and tell him to get that dyno in the ground!
I pm'd intakelbows for some options on elbows for C5's. I would also like to try that elbow from NitroDave-it clears stock hoods and if it works bonus. Anybody got one of those kicking around they don't need yet?
Edelbrock also came out with some cast elbows-one of them even has a divider to help split the airflow from the front runners to back runners.
I'm not sure how to post them but it's in there 08 new products brochure.
I pm'd intakelbows for some options on elbows for C5's. I would also like to try that elbow from NitroDave-it clears stock hoods and if it works bonus. Anybody got one of those kicking around they don't need yet?
Edelbrock also came out with some cast elbows-one of them even has a divider to help split the airflow from the front runners to back runners.
I'm not sure how to post them but it's in there 08 new products brochure.
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I got that set-up from Andrew on the other site. Yes, seems that the Dave elbow (below) will clear the C5 hood. I'll be finding out soon enough. Interested in how this intake performs, seems it will be better in the upper RPMs and lose a little down low. I am having mine plumbed for Direct Port Dry (shh Mark, lol) at HSW, so for me losing some down low really won't matter either. I like the better distribution and the stronger aluminum, as I blew a hole in my stock LS6. Anyway, looking forward to your testing and results. Good luck
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I knew that wouldn't last long Robert! Form what I remember when they tested that on a 347 at the track the car did go a bit faster. I know everyone thinks it looks restrictive but at 20 psi with the TB wide open-we'll see!
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I guess when you compare a 78mm TB area to that of the above elbow....The elbow probably still has more.
As for flow to the various cylinders.....who knows.
When I fitted the carb intake to my car with 85mm TB, first things I noticed, where the car actually feels better at the low rpm's. It also idled better.
Top end...so hard to tell SOTP, and I was never near a dyno. But SOTP and logs tell me, that there is no real change in power. Boost showed a very small, but measurable increase in boost.
As to whether my weak valvesprings played a part in any of this, Ive no idea. But it will defo be an interesting experiment, and I cant wait for the results.
Im hoping to get to a dyno on Friday myself.....
As for flow to the various cylinders.....who knows.
When I fitted the carb intake to my car with 85mm TB, first things I noticed, where the car actually feels better at the low rpm's. It also idled better.
Top end...so hard to tell SOTP, and I was never near a dyno. But SOTP and logs tell me, that there is no real change in power. Boost showed a very small, but measurable increase in boost.
As to whether my weak valvesprings played a part in any of this, Ive no idea. But it will defo be an interesting experiment, and I cant wait for the results.
Im hoping to get to a dyno on Friday myself.....
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I guess when you compare a 78mm TB area to that of the above elbow....The elbow probably still has more.
As for flow to the various cylinders.....who knows.
When I fitted the carb intake to my car with 85mm TB, first things I noticed, where the car actually feels better at the low rpm's. It also idled better.
Top end...so hard to tell SOTP, and I was never near a dyno. But SOTP and logs tell me, that there is no real change in power. Boost showed a very small, but measurable increase in boost.
As to whether my weak valvesprings played a part in any of this, Ive no idea. But it will defo be an interesting experiment, and I cant wait for the results.
Im hoping to get to a dyno on Friday myself.....
As for flow to the various cylinders.....who knows.
When I fitted the carb intake to my car with 85mm TB, first things I noticed, where the car actually feels better at the low rpm's. It also idled better.
Top end...so hard to tell SOTP, and I was never near a dyno. But SOTP and logs tell me, that there is no real change in power. Boost showed a very small, but measurable increase in boost.
As to whether my weak valvesprings played a part in any of this, Ive no idea. But it will defo be an interesting experiment, and I cant wait for the results.
Im hoping to get to a dyno on Friday myself.....
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I'm going to forward the pics of the elbow off of Tiago's car to Aaron. So I'll 2 elbows to compare and can shed light on the difference if there is any. If I have to buy a hood-no worries-after seeing dixonk's car who wouldn't want a hood!
Inspector12,
Why are putting the LS6 back on?
Inspector12,
Why are putting the LS6 back on?
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I think both MM and Kevin's results are proof of what the LS6 intake can do.
One of the Aussie drag cars at low 8's near 170mph also uses a stock LS6 intake and TB....
The stock one just looks crap lol.
One of the Aussie drag cars at low 8's near 170mph also uses a stock LS6 intake and TB....
The stock one just looks crap lol.
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