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This is probably on here some where but I have done a few searches and can't seem to find the answer.
I actually have two questions.
(A) I'm in the middle of a LS6 intake swap and (yes I broke the oil pressure sending unit
) but I was wondering, the LS6 intake has no electrical connection for the MAP sensor in the rear of the intake. Do I just leave it unplugged?
(B)Should I trailer it to my dyno tune or is it safe to drive (about 75 miles away)?
I have deleted EGR and AIR as well and all mods I have are on stock tune.
my mods, that I think would matter are: LT's, ORY, Volant, 3.70 QP 9" Rear with no ABS, and of course LS6 intake.
I actually have two questions.
(A) I'm in the middle of a LS6 intake swap and (yes I broke the oil pressure sending unit
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(B)Should I trailer it to my dyno tune or is it safe to drive (about 75 miles away)?
I have deleted EGR and AIR as well and all mods I have are on stock tune.
my mods, that I think would matter are: LT's, ORY, Volant, 3.70 QP 9" Rear with no ABS, and of course LS6 intake.
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(A) MAP electrical connection. What are you talking about? Take the MAP sensor out of your old intake & stick it in the LS6, then plug in the connector from the PCM.
(B) As long as it idles without stalling & isn't pig rich (black smoke) or lean (engine knock), you can drive GENTLEY to the dyno tuner. No hard pulls on the way there.
(B) As long as it idles without stalling & isn't pig rich (black smoke) or lean (engine knock), you can drive GENTLEY to the dyno tuner. No hard pulls on the way there.
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(A) MAP electrical connection. What are you talking about? Take the MAP sensor out of your old intake & stick it in the LS6, then plug in the connector from the PCM.
(B) As long as it idles without stalling & isn't pig rich (black smoke) or lean (engine knock), you can drive GENTLEY to the dyno tuner. No hard pulls on the way there.
(B) As long as it idles without stalling & isn't pig rich (black smoke) or lean (engine knock), you can drive GENTLEY to the dyno tuner. No hard pulls on the way there.
As for driving it to the dyno tune, someone on another board wrote that I'd be crazy to drive it with all my mods on the original tune. I was just checking.
Thanks for the help guys.
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Finally got the intake in and everything all put together. She sounds fine (didn't drive her yet, I just finished and wanted to have a couple drinks and kick back but and I'll be driving it to the tune. Now I have to put the rear end in. Thanks for all the help.
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I replaced my OPSU before I put the intake on.
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I can tell you this, when I do my heads and have to pull that intake again I am definitely going to lower the engine a bit if not drop it down entirely. I have big hands and some of the back bolts were a mother to work on and unclipping the #7 fuel injector was a beach.
Another thing I noticed that when pulling the intake a lot of crap fell into the heads, I bent a small tube and used epoxy to hold it into a cap for the hose on my shop vac to vacuum out the crap sitting on the valves. It worked well.
I suggest everyone looks in each inake ports before throwing on that new intake. I had so much crap in between, I do not like the way these intakes seal, I prefer the way a normal 350 intakes seals. Unless you’re pulling your intake straight up, debris will fall into your heads. So I actually wonder if it is really worth it for the 15-20 extra ponies to do an intake swap. I'm sure some on here will pipe in that they did it without dropping anything in but unless you just drive your car in a clean room, you did get some crap into at least one cylinder.
Another thing I noticed that when pulling the intake a lot of crap fell into the heads, I bent a small tube and used epoxy to hold it into a cap for the hose on my shop vac to vacuum out the crap sitting on the valves. It worked well.
I suggest everyone looks in each inake ports before throwing on that new intake. I had so much crap in between, I do not like the way these intakes seal, I prefer the way a normal 350 intakes seals. Unless you’re pulling your intake straight up, debris will fall into your heads. So I actually wonder if it is really worth it for the 15-20 extra ponies to do an intake swap. I'm sure some on here will pipe in that they did it without dropping anything in but unless you just drive your car in a clean room, you did get some crap into at least one cylinder.
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