Typhoon intake?
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Typhoon intake?
I've been looking into the professional products typhoon intake for a while. They claim to have similar horsepower gains in the top rpms to "a leading producer of aluminum intakes with ls6 type designs" and to produce an additional 17.7 horsepower at the wheels and the mid to lower rpms. Not to mention they look damn good. Does anyone on here have any experience with these intakes? Thanks guys.
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I have the 96 MM intake on mine. Gained 23 HP over my Stock LS2 intake
Had a gain of 9 HP when I ported my Stocker. Then installed the 96MM and gained 14 HP over the ported LS2. TOTAL of 23 HP over the stock unit.
If you put the 96 on your car, you will need a bigger TB,
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Pro Products has the 85 MM version for the LS1. 96 MM for the LS2.
I have the 96 MM intake on mine. Gained 23 HP over my Stock LS2 intake
Had a gain of 9 HP when I ported my Stocker. Then installed the 96MM and gained 14 HP over the ported LS2. TOTAL of 23 HP over the stock unit.
If you put the 96 on your car, you will need a bigger TB,
I have the 96 MM intake on mine. Gained 23 HP over my Stock LS2 intake
Had a gain of 9 HP when I ported my Stocker. Then installed the 96MM and gained 14 HP over the ported LS2. TOTAL of 23 HP over the stock unit.
If you put the 96 on your car, you will need a bigger TB,
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This doesn't have EGR provisions. Your best bet is to either remove the EGR system completely, which is a favorite among tech residents, and buy block off plates for your headers. Or you could just plug the tube that goes into the intake.