ls6 vs dorman ls2
07-29-2017, 12:05 PM
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I am working on a competition port right now on the dls2. Should be done tomorrow. Maybe ill post up some pictures for you guys. Adding our front egr plug and rear fbody/gto ac bulkhead as well.
It takes a good amount of work to get them lookin nice and flowing well, but its worth it. They will not take a 92mm unported.
The design inside is nice so no need in tearing one apart just to buzz away at the insides. We remove the posts and thats it inside besides modifying the tb opening and transition. Then working the runner outlet and smoothing down any misalignments with the top and bottom shell and around inj area.
It takes a good amount of work to get them lookin nice and flowing well, but its worth it. They will not take a 92mm unported.
The design inside is nice so no need in tearing one apart just to buzz away at the insides. We remove the posts and thats it inside besides modifying the tb opening and transition. Then working the runner outlet and smoothing down any misalignments with the top and bottom shell and around inj area.
03-22-2019, 02:15 AM
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Dls2 intake From what I've been reading 92mm tb will bolt right up to it now have to have 3 bolt to 4 bolt conversion or ls2 or ls3 tb I'm new to the LS world been a Ford guy my whole life recently bought a 2000 ws6 basically stock with ported tb and SLP maf and been tuned everything else is stock just ordered headers (1 7/8) and y pipe (3 inch) I'm just not sure what route to go ls6 or dls2 car will be tuned again after headers and intake later on in a few months cam and heads but that's another story
03-22-2019, 03:29 AM
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They're both pretty similar, if you search you'll find all the comparisons between the intakes. I bought the dls2 for a 5.3 swap because for around $400 you can get a brand new intake, or a used ls6 off ebay, and thats if it is actually a ls6 intake. Clean the dls2 up a little bit inside the runners and tb area and you're good to go.
03-22-2019, 03:34 AM
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They're both pretty similar, if you search you'll find all the comparisons between the intakes. I bought the dls2 for a 5.3 swap because for around $400 you can get a brand new intake, or a used ls6 off ebay, and thats if it is actually a ls6 intake. Clean the dls2 up a little bit inside the runners and tb area and you're good to go.
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03-22-2019, 05:21 PM
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Does anyone on here actually have a real world back to back comparison of a heads and cam LS1 with the LS6 manifold moving to the Fast 92? No other changes to the combo, just a dyno sheet showing the manifold/tb change?
03-22-2019, 05:35 PM
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I agree with the 90mm ls6 or fast, but if OP is going with factory ls6 or dls2, then it's a toss up., I'd say dls2, if there isnt the issues that he asked about.
03-23-2019, 12:26 AM
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03-23-2019, 07:51 AM
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LS6 < Dorman LS2 < 90mm modded LS6 < 90/92mm Fast flow wise & hp potential.
The Dorman LS2 should out power the LS6 on the dyno.
The 90mm snout LS6 out flows the Dorman LS2 by a good margin. I flowed three versions of Dorman LS2. Dorman construction is fairly crude or the ones I've see were and with a lot of porting it can probably get close to a Fast 90/92.
Details Flow test
The Dorman LS2 should out power the LS6 on the dyno.
The 90mm snout LS6 out flows the Dorman LS2 by a good margin. I flowed three versions of Dorman LS2. Dorman construction is fairly crude or the ones I've see were and with a lot of porting it can probably get close to a Fast 90/92.
Details Flow test
03-23-2019, 11:42 AM
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LS6 < Dorman LS2 < 90mm modded LS6 < 90/92mm Fast flow wise & hp potential.
The Dorman LS2 should out power the LS6 on the dyno.
The 90mm snout LS6 out flows the Dorman LS2 by a good margin. I flowed three versions of Dorman LS2. Dorman construction is fairly crude or the ones I've see were and with a lot of porting it can probably get close to a Fast 90/92.
Details Flow test
The Dorman LS2 should out power the LS6 on the dyno.
The 90mm snout LS6 out flows the Dorman LS2 by a good margin. I flowed three versions of Dorman LS2. Dorman construction is fairly crude or the ones I've see were and with a lot of porting it can probably get close to a Fast 90/92.
Details Flow test