New intake at SEMA: MSD Airforce
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https://www.holley.com/products/ls_p.../parts/112-581
Last edited by drain89; Nov 24, 2014 at 09:47 PM.
I'd rather pick-up a NW 102mm for less than $400.
we still got 2 months before its out but kinda makes me wonder if its worth it on a ls1 h/c set up they tested it on a ls7 way bigger cube inch than ls1 and they made 36 hp on a fully built ls7. Also in the video they say you can use stock ls2/3 rails or there msd rails but in summits website says aftermarket rails will work as well they need to get there **** straight on this damn thing and give us every bit of info.
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It's good to know Nate is already on top of this for fuel rails and will be making sets as soon as they're available
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The intake runners look shorter than the F102. predicting less low end torque and more power up top compared to a FAST, which works for me.
The way its made the intake cover seems a little tight to the runner openings. not sure what to make of that.
I'm all in for new stuff in the LS world, especially stuff that fits under a c5 hood.
The way its made the intake cover seems a little tight to the runner openings. not sure what to make of that.
I'm all in for new stuff in the LS world, especially stuff that fits under a c5 hood.
Honestly if you can FIT the RT, I'd jump on it. I don't care what it looks like, it performs. If I had a snowballs chance in hell at fitting it under a C5 "any" hood, I'd have one.
That's what I'm thinking too. I have plenty of room for it in my Olds. I've been told there's a good chance the FAST intake will be sitting under the tree for me on the 25th.
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I think people here who are expecting to see this thing outperform a Fast on a typical mild setup are going to be disappointed. That's not what people need to get excited about so much as it's a good competitor for the Fast which should help promote price competition as Fast will no longer have the market cornered.