tell apart the LS2 and LS6
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tell apart the LS2 and LS6
When buyin my new intake how can I tell them apart between the LS2 and LS6 I want to nake sure I dnt get fooled lol
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^^^ Yes, it looks to be ^^^
The LS1 intake has a hump on the bottom side, the LS6 is flat as the picture shown. Both LS1 and LS6 intakes have the 78mm throttle body opening, and the LS2 has a 90mm opening. As said before, research the intake part number before you purchase so you know exactly for sure its an LS6 piece. The part number should be easy to find.
The LS1 intake has a hump on the bottom side, the LS6 is flat as the picture shown. Both LS1 and LS6 intakes have the 78mm throttle body opening, and the LS2 has a 90mm opening. As said before, research the intake part number before you purchase so you know exactly for sure its an LS6 piece. The part number should be easy to find.
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^^^ Yes, it looks to be ^^^
The LS1 intake has a hump on the bottom side, the LS6 is flat as the picture shown. Both LS1 and LS6 intakes have the 78mm throttle body opening, and the LS2 has a 90mm opening. As said before, research the intake part number before you purchase so you know exactly for sure its an LS6 piece. The part number should be easy to find.
The LS1 intake has a hump on the bottom side, the LS6 is flat as the picture shown. Both LS1 and LS6 intakes have the 78mm throttle body opening, and the LS2 has a 90mm opening. As said before, research the intake part number before you purchase so you know exactly for sure its an LS6 piece. The part number should be easy to find.