Weiand L92 Street Warrior
After all of the problems with the LS1/LS6 version, I hope what he told me was true. He said that the LS1 version will be shipping in December and the L92 version should be out by spring/summer 09. Sorry, I was not able to get pics of the underside.


So now it's December instead of the formerly promised November time frame, why am I not shocked by that LOL.
the ls1/6/2 intake will prolly not be avaialble til next yr. if promised in dec.
same goes for the l92 version, summer time availabilty ..right.. i would not be surprised if the l92 is not available for next yrs. LSX Shootout or beyond

I honestly don't see this thing coming out till summer atleast for the L92 stuff..
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FWIW-my L92 heads flowed 330+ cfm through the stock ported intake.
Maybe the stock intake is good enough? I'm starting to wonder.
330 CFM is freakin' sick. That's awesome! There's gotta be improvement from a better flowing manifold though. All but sheet metal intakes that I've seen flow 300 CFM or less @ whatever the standard pressure drop measurement is (am thinking that the test standard is around 1 psi, 32 inches of water or so). So, if your getting 330 CFM then there's gotta be an advantage in using a less restrictive intake because of the pressure drop increase through your stocker @ 330 CFM. Is the L92 Street Warrior claiming these kind of flow numbers? If it is & it can, it would indeed be a good manifold
This what get me though..look at that company's testing with their LS3 HO Engine..if you look at the Graph on their website of that Engine with the regular LS3 Intake on it, the specs are like a difference of 2hp under the Weiand graph they posted up. Doesn't look like that big of a gain there..
I've shifted as low as 6200rpm's and as high as 6600 rpms and I've seen a difference of
+3mph when shifting it higher.
This week we will raise the rev limiter and shift it a bit higher and see what happens.
I will be interested to see how the new Fast/Weiand would compare to a well ported stock L92 intake.







