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Old 05-01-2012 | 11:23 AM
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I want to replace the LS1 manifold with the LS6. I see there are 2 different part numbers 88894339 and 12573572. Are there any differences between the two? Also I will be installing 243 heads some time this winter.
Old 05-01-2012 | 01:40 PM
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i wouldnt imagine the internal of the intake be any different. maybe something cosmetically. from what i gather, the 888 intake is the one from the 01-02 f-body, and the 125 intake is from the z06 or ls2 motors. im a noob, but im fairly confident.
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One has provisions for egr and the other doesn't. its the Slp version that has the egr
Old 05-01-2012 | 02:27 PM
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I would just go ahead and find a used one that's for sale in our classifieds section. No need to buy a brand new one.
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One has provisions for egr and the other doesn't. its the Slp version that has the egr
Neither one of those intakes is the SLP version
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its the egr provision
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I didn't know what the model# was for the Slp one I just figured 2 different ls6s it had to be one or the other
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Originally Posted by 38DD2436
I want to replace the LS1 manifold with the LS6. I see there are 2 different part numbers 88894339 and 12573572. Are there any differences between the two? Also I will be installing 243 heads some time this winter.
There is no difference between the two. Just make sure the bottom is flat, the bottom on the LS1 intakes are not.
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The one that came off my '03 Corvette engine was #12561182. The bottom was flat but had stiffening ribs, is this what you consider the LS-6 bottom?
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Originally Posted by S10xGN
The one that came off my '03 Corvette engine was #12561182. The bottom was flat but had stiffening ribs, is this what you consider the LS-6 bottom?
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Originally Posted by S10xGN
The one that came off my '03 Corvette engine was #12561182. The bottom was flat but had stiffening ribs, is this what you consider the LS-6 bottom?
That would be the one
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Thanks! I just got another one (12573572) off a '99 F-body engine that had been upgraded with the LS-6 manifold and (#243) heads...




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