98.3mm sleeved LS7 intake pics
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Yes, the manifold's flange/throat area has enough plastic that a thin wall tube with a 100mm ID will fit. I used a length of 4" exhaust tube with a 98.3mm ID because it was convenient. Also, the largest I could bore my NW 90mm throttlebody was just over 98mm so going to the trouble of sleeving the throat to a full 100mm wasn't worth it in my case.
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ramairws6, you have a classic restrictor plate combination. A big high rpm engine, an intake manifold with relatively large runners that match the large LS7 intake ports and a big throttlebody. Between the 100mm throttlebody and relatively large intake plenum you have a 92mm intake throat. Manifold pressure at high rpm WOT with that restriction removed has to be higher.
The head porters you talked to probably don't offer a solution to the 92mm throat so they may have simply been saying we don't offer it so you don't need it. Otherwise, they would be recommending a FAST 80mm intake with a large throttlebody as a sweet setup.
The head porters you talked to probably don't offer a solution to the 92mm throat so they may have simply been saying we don't offer it so you don't need it. Otherwise, they would be recommending a FAST 80mm intake with a large throttlebody as a sweet setup.
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Actually after my intake was ported and the throat cleaned up I am at or around 94-95ish mm opening. I do have a slight ridge or lip by the o-ring that I don't care for. I know it's not helping me any but don't have a clue if it's hurting me either!? I would also think that the true 100MM opening with my 100MM throttlebody would help but who knows??
#13
The trend is to go larger and larger. The post in the Dyno Section shows a gain going from a 90mm to 95mm throttlebody without increasing the throat size. Also, FAST's pending LSX/R manifold will accommodate a 102mm throttlebody.