ls2 vs. fast.
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And FYI, Sweet's dyno graph is a 6.0 LS engine, not a 5.7 like the LS1. His dyno graph is comparing the LS2 and the fast. So you probably won't see gains like his if you swap your LS6 for a fast, especially with your current mods.
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Power gains are relative too, you seem to imagine there is a huge difference between a 5.7L and 6.0L. Its not really that different. If a 6.0L picks up 21hp, a 5.7 would most likely gain 17hp (ish).
I post to help people with their questions, even if they are the samequestions...over..and over...and over again. And everytime its a FAST LSX related question I always wonder how long it will be until you see it and again try to discredit good data.
Last edited by SweetS10V8; Apr 8, 2009 at 10:26 PM.
- displacement (as you said)
- stock intake manifold
- cylinder heads (241 vs LQ9 -> 243 ports with a bigger chamber)
So it's not really comparing apples to apples.
And bolting a fast intake onto a stock 2002 LS1 doesn't give much gain at all.
If someone asks if bolting a fast onto a stock LQ9 will give a good gain you have the perfect data for them.
got a dyno graph go show it?
track times?
while i don't think there are huge gains to be had, i think it will still make power.
and whether its worth the added cost is TOTALLY up to the buyer.
if he's planning cam or h/c down the road, and wants to tinker with the engine as it is now...why not get the fast.
i say do it....and post dyno results
But from reading a lot of posts I think the gains will be pretty small.
I agree completely.
To the OP I say don't do it until you have all the bolt on's and a cam and/or heads.






