Extrude hone Intake?
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Extrude hone Intake?
Can the LS6 Intake be Extrude honed? I was just wondering because it would seem you could pick up at least 20cfm if this was possible. Anybody?
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Re: Extrude hone Intake?
I've heard of people trying but doing more damage than good. But that was just on a stock LS1 intake. But I'm sure the same principles apply to the LS6 one as well, seeing as how they're made out of the same material. <img border="0" title="" alt="[Cool]" src="gr_images/icons/cool.gif" />
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Re: Extrude hone Intake?
Id try it on an LS1 intake first and if it works out then do it on an LS6. But I really dont think that it could be done because of the fact that its made of thermo plasitc or whatever its called. If it was an aluminum intake, I would say go for it, but just the fact that its plastic would make it seem like it would make the intake too weak.