Dorman ls2 intake?
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I have no inside info, but my advice to you would be to hold your horses. From the sounds of things, these intakes will be on the shelf pretty soon. As far as vendors, I'm just guessing, but probably the same ones that carry the ls6 615-900 intake.
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So now we wait to see who is the first to get one!
Also, just an observation, but I thought somewhere in the thread it was mentioned that the intake would be at the same price point as the 615-900 intake, but its ~$70 bucks more. Must be this thread tipped them off that there was a lot of interest.
Also, just an observation, but I thought somewhere in the thread it was mentioned that the intake would be at the same price point as the 615-900 intake, but its ~$70 bucks more. Must be this thread tipped them off that there was a lot of interest.
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So now we wait to see who is the first to get one!
Also, just an observation, but I thought somewhere in the thread it was mentioned that the intake would be at the same price point as the 615-900 intake, but its ~$70 bucks more. Must be this thread tipped them off that there was a lot of interest.
Also, just an observation, but I thought somewhere in the thread it was mentioned that the intake would be at the same price point as the 615-900 intake, but its ~$70 bucks more. Must be this thread tipped them off that there was a lot of interest.
The one thing I didn't think about was a MAP sensor. What is the common thing to do with other aftermarket intakes?
I was looking at the pic of the manifold on dorman's web site and it looks like they have left a space in the rear of the manifold near the brake booster vacuum port for a push in type map sensor, possibly.
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Ordered one through work today (napa) our cost from Dorman was 359.00,best bet for most will probably be online vendors like rock auto.
So now we wait to see who is the first to get one!
Also, just an observation, but I thought somewhere in the thread it was mentioned that the intake would be at the same price point as the 615-900 intake, but its ~$70 bucks more. Must be this thread tipped them off that there was a lot of interest.
Also, just an observation, but I thought somewhere in the thread it was mentioned that the intake would be at the same price point as the 615-900 intake, but its ~$70 bucks more. Must be this thread tipped them off that there was a lot of interest.
If this thing dynos like a fast 90 I'll sell the **** out of my LS6 and pick one of these up, but I'll wait until there's some results. I'm not worried about rockauto running out of stock.