ported LS6 gains?
These threads always end up w/ is FAST better or is LS6 better. The answer is neither. We need your mod list including how high you spin the engine. Generally, up to 6300 RPM, a 90mm LS6 is the best for stock cubes with mild to slightly agressive cams. If spinning up to 7000 RPM, big cam, &/or larger than stock cubes, then generally, FAST is the better choice.
So, what sre your specs?
Debating between FAST & LS6 is like arguing about whether or not Blondes or Brunettes are better. You can't lose w/ either, but one or the other is a better fit for your engine.
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So, what sre your specs?
Debating between FAST & LS6 is like arguing about whether or not Blondes or Brunettes are better. You can't lose w/ either, but one or the other is a better fit for your engine.

Even if you had those + long tubes, I'd say 90mm LS6. Unless you're gonna spin that stock bottom end to 7K...yikes!
I have tested through tuning software, a modified Ls6 intake that is similar to a 90mm LS6 against a ported aluminum Weiand (thread can be found in a "search," I miss-spelled Weiand, so I think it's titled "Ls6 vs ported Weand"). Anyway, the LS6produced 8% then 4% higher airflow through the RPM range, as measured through the MAF. Again, this test was done on my engine, mods in sig, but, shows a good improvement over a ported 85mm Weiand. So, I'd say it's a good bet that the 90mm Ls6 would produce even better airflow against a stock LS6.







