NinetynineSS

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I'm looking at mine, and I can't see why not. As far as the foam, it got me to thinking. Most of the intakes I have removed have been full of debris, and I was considering using a strip of foam to "seal" the front of the intake. Can anyone see a reason why that might be a bad idea?

Mike454SS

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I ground all of mine off a year and 30 or 40K miles ago and it's still fine.

offroadfury6

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ok thanks

s25hanh

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Just like Unforgiven has done. I also did the Hammer/Chisel method. It took me about an hour to grind two rows of fins. Then tried the hammer...... I did the WHOLE intake in less than ten minutes and looked alot smoother

ramairetransam

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ill be doing the ls6 intake mod , easier and cheaper than doing the other coolant tubes.

Justin_2000z28

Back from the dead.. So I got the plugs and the ls6 coolant crossover , do I still need to grind the fins down?

Chaos07

No not if you got the crossover pipe n plugs

spec_j

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good info in here... going to tackle this over the weekend!

livin4hockey

Bringing this back from the dead as the pictures were super helpful for me today. I decided to give the hammer and large flathead screwdriver a go and it worked great. Just need to sand some of the rough edges down and then give the intake a bath and it'll be ready to go.