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Old 12-17-2008, 11:35 AM
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My questions is.... Is it even posible? and if it is is there any how to's lying around somewhere? Thanks guys
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I've been thinking the same thing.
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you probably could do it yourself with a portable drill and a good tip and a good set of hands too
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They are one piece IM's so you really can't take them apart to do much.
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dont touch it, it is designed for air speed and velocity and that would completely change the flow characteristics gm spent so much time and money on.
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ls2portworks.com they port ls2's ls6's and idk what else
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dont touch it, it is designed for air speed and velocity and that would completely change the flow characteristics gm spent so much time and money on.
Exactly. Don't touch the runners. Only modifications you might do is have tpis put a 90mm setup on it. Don't touch the inside of it though.
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