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Old 11-05-2006, 09:15 PM
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Does any one Know if a truck intake manifold will fit under an ls1 hood?

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pretty sure it wont fit under the cowl. just wondering why would you want to do that?
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I read that it makes better low end hp and tq and to do something diffrent.
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Yeah but better low end means less top end. The truck intake will PEAK too early for a LS1 and you'll loose performance. A stock LS1 makes 90% of it's torque by 1500rpm so why try and get more?
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I would just stick with your good ole' LS6.
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yea I was just wondering I have been going back and forth with what manifold to get or to just keep the LS6.
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i heard the truck intake falls off at ~5500rpm...
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yea thats what I heard, but I was thinking maybe the addd low end would make up for the top end.
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Originally Posted by headed-ws6
yea thats what I heard, but I was thinking maybe the addd low end would make up for the top end.
Well it might, but it depends what you use the car for.

If you do a lot of towing then yeah it would work well. And if you never ever go above 4000rpm then it would make sense. Although if you drive like this then one would have to question why you own a modified muscle car in the first place

As it stands the LS1 is the most torquey low end motor as fitted to any Fbody in the past 25 years. At 1500rpm the Ls1 makes more torque than an LT1 makes at PEAK!!!!!! That's over 325lb ft.

If you really want a hike in low end grunt then the best option is pricey. A PD blower such as a Eaton or a twin screw is the only sensible solution.
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Please put the truck intake on and mail your ls6 to the following address postage pre-paid please!!! Address _____ ===== Texas, 78119
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no, dosent fit
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Doesn't fit under the cowl on a 98-02 F-body.




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