New LS6 engine in 98 SS
09-25-2005, 09:13 PM
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That's a great time with just bolt-ons. I like the FAST 90 and NW 90 tb set-up. I can not compare it to anything since the engine is new, however I have great throttle response and lots of power.
That's a great time with just bolt-ons. I like the FAST 90 and NW 90 tb set-up. I can not compare it to anything since the engine is new, however I have great throttle response and lots of power.
09-25-2005, 09:51 PM
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$11,000?You must have had someone install it for you for that price?I did mine not to long ago, brand new shortblock and all engine mods in my sig for roughly 7200 with tunes included....Did the work myself.
09-26-2005, 06:36 PM
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If you read my entire post #4, I did state the cost included installation - I was not about to do the job myself, that's what loans are for.
In addition, the FAST 90, FAST fuel rails, plumbing, and the NW 90 tb, cost a lot more than a basic LS6 intake. While the car was at the Chevy dealership, I had other items repaired, such as the a/c, alarm, clutch work, etc. So yes, the cost is more than just an engine swap.
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If you read my entire post #4, I did state the cost included installation - I was not about to do the job myself, that's what loans are for.
In addition, the FAST 90, FAST fuel rails, plumbing, and the NW 90 tb, cost a lot more than a basic LS6 intake. While the car was at the Chevy dealership, I had other items repaired, such as the a/c, alarm, clutch work, etc. So yes, the cost is more than just an engine swap. 