Fitech Ultimate LS intake kits Had never heard of it before. Part#70079 price is pretty good considering all it comes with. Anybody have any info? |
it's a Dorman LS2 intake. Pretty decent intake. |
Originally Posted by wannafbody
(Post 20080096)
it's a Dorman LS2 intake. Pretty decent intake. |
Is it much better than a ls6 with stock tb? |
Originally Posted by kbronSS
(Post 20080137)
Is it much better than a ls6 with stock tb? |
Originally Posted by G Atsma
(Post 20080202)
Equal, if not better, as it uses a larger 4-bolt TB |
Which TB can you use? If any one, then jump on the LS6 manifold. |
Fitech has a very interesting set up with that package. That should help a lot of folks with their swap projects. Regarding composite intakes based on my flow testing, DynoJet testing, and observations over the last 20+ years for NA applications when parts are correctly matched for horsepower From the very worse LS4 to best a ported MSD. LS4 < LS1 < LS2 intake < LS6 < Dorman LS2 90mm < TBSS < ported Dorman LS2 < ported TBSS < LS6 TPiS/LPE 90mm < Fast 90 < ported LS6 TPiS/LPE 90mm < Fast 90 ported < Fast 92 < Fast 92 ported < Fast LSXR 102 < Fast LSXR 102 ported < LSXRT < LSXRT ported< MSD ported Ported = by a skilled expert porter LSXRT* rocks on right combination but doesn't fit a lot of stuff due to height. Often has horrible driveability unless tune is near perfect MSD - unported sort of goes against the idea of 7000+ rpm combo |
Originally Posted by 99 Black Bird T/A
(Post 20080428)
From the very worse LS4 to best a ported MSD- LS4 < LS1 < LS2 intake < LS6 < Dorman LS2 90mm < TBSS < ported Dorman LS2 < ported TBSS < LS6 TPiS/LPE 90mm < Fast 90 < ported LS6 TPiS/LPE 90mm < Fast 90 ported < Fast 92 < Fast 92 ported < Fast LSXR 102 < Fast LSXR 102 ported < LSXRT < LSXRT ported< MSD ported Ported = by a skilled expert porter LSXRT* rocks on right combination but doesn't fit a lot of stuff due to height. Often has horrible driveability unless tune is near perfect MSD - unported sort of goes against the idea of 7000+ rpm combo |
Originally Posted by 99 Black Bird T/A
(Post 20080428)
Fitech has a very interesting set up with that package. That should help a lot of folks with their swap projects. Regarding composite intakes based on my flow testing, DynoJet testing, and observations over the last 20+ years for NA applications when parts are correctly matched for horsepower From the very worse LS4 to best a ported MSD. LS4 < LS1 < LS2 intake < LS6 < Dorman LS2 90mm < TBSS < ported Dorman LS2 < ported TBSS < LS6 TPiS/LPE 90mm < Fast 90 < ported LS6 TPiS/LPE 90mm < Fast 90 ported < Fast 92 < Fast 92 ported < Fast LSXR 102 < Fast LSXR 102 ported < LSXRT < LSXRT ported< MSD ported Ported = by a skilled expert porter LSXRT* rocks on right combination but doesn't fit a lot of stuff due to height. Often has horrible driveability unless tune is near perfect MSD - unported sort of goes against the idea of 7000+ rpm combo |
Originally Posted by wannafbody
(Post 20080096)
it's a Dorman LS2 intake. Pretty decent intake. |
Can you get the intake by itself, if so, what is the price? Thanks? |
Originally Posted by Full-Force
(Post 20080756)
I called them and asked this question directly and was directly told it was NOT the Dorman intake. Doesn't mean it's not, but even after I questioned them on it they told me it was not the Dorman. |
Thank you, always happy share my 2 cents worth of info #& opinion :) |
And l thought the LS1 was better then the LS2,. Have to find one cheap. Thanks. |
Originally Posted by Full-Force
(Post 20080756)
I called them and asked this question directly and was directly told it was NOT the Dorman intake. Doesn't mean it's not, but even after I questioned them on it they told me it was not the Dorman. |
Originally Posted by wannafbody
(Post 20081123)
I think someone is telling you BS. That looks exactly like my Dorman. |
Are there any pics of the top of the manifold? Dorman was molding some details in that might be possible to identify. |
Originally Posted by 99 Black Bird T/A
(Post 20081752)
Are there any pics of the top of the manifold? Dorman was molding some details in that might be possible to identify. |
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