LS6 intake install
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LS6 intake install Are there any gaskets or anything extra required for LS6 intake install? also what kind of gains do you normally see? I'm considering a dyno tune after my exhaust/ls6 or maybe a mail order tune.(i thought i saw like 9 rwhp as the average)
Originally Posted by jrp
all gaskets needed come already fitted on the intake, going off your sig i'd say ~10rwhp. more so with h/c.
Last edited by ramairstyle00; Mar 1, 2005 at 05:46 PM.
When I bought my intake from TSP, they told me to just use a dremel tool on the bottom of my new intake and use my stock coolant lines, haven't done it yet but I think it will work, beats buying new coolant lines.
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Originally Posted by Racer8102
When I bought my intake from TSP, they told me to just use a dremel tool on the bottom of my new intake and use my stock coolant lines, haven't done it yet but I think it will work, beats buying new coolant lines.
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Verdad Gallardo Are the plugs you are talking about the one's that go in the back of the valve covers. After posting this morning I went and looked at the stock coolant lines versus the dremel and intake, will take alot of extra work, so what is the part number needed for the coolant lines (two I am guessing) for the LS6. Thanks Sometimes the cheepest way is not the best way grasshopper.
Originally Posted by Racer8102
When I bought my intake from TSP, they told me to just use a dremel tool on the bottom of my new intake and use my stock coolant lines, haven't done it yet but I think it will work, beats buying new coolant lines.
good luck with that one
Originally Posted by Racer8102
When I bought my intake from TSP, they told me to just use a dremel tool on the bottom of my new intake and use my stock coolant lines, haven't done it yet but I think it will work, beats buying new coolant lines.
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Originally Posted by 2MuchRiceMakesMeSick
wow the search buttom really works lol
I was looking for what i needed w/ the whole coolant line thing Im doing it this weekend, Im gonna do what the guy in the how to did just use 2 front coolant lines.
PS yeah 10rwhp or more depending on mods.
I was looking for what i needed w/ the whole coolant line thing Im doing it this weekend, Im gonna do what the guy in the how to did just use 2 front coolant lines.
PS yeah 10rwhp or more depending on mods.