Which intake flows better LS6,LS2 or LS3 ?
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ive heard that the ls6 is better than the ls2 and i dont think the ls3 will work with the cathedral port heads. I think it only works with the l92 heads but dont qoute me on that. So whats the project?
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Any reason your tryin to use LS3 heads??
Stock for stock the LS6 is the best on your list. But a ported LS2 intake from ls2portworks can flow on par with a stock FAST 90. Unported it isn't worth the swap though. And unless you can buy one already ported for a damn good price a Fast 90 would be within reach after buying a LS2 & paying for the porting.
Stock for stock the LS6 is the best on your list. But a ported LS2 intake from ls2portworks can flow on par with a stock FAST 90. Unported it isn't worth the swap though. And unless you can buy one already ported for a damn good price a Fast 90 would be within reach after buying a LS2 & paying for the porting.
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Any reason your tryin to use LS3 heads??
Stock for stock the LS6 is the best on your list. But a ported LS2 intake from ls2portworks can flow on par with a stock FAST 90. Unported it isn't worth the swap though. And unless you can buy one already ported for a damn good price a Fast 90 would be within reach after buying a LS2 & paying for the porting.
Stock for stock the LS6 is the best on your list. But a ported LS2 intake from ls2portworks can flow on par with a stock FAST 90. Unported it isn't worth the swap though. And unless you can buy one already ported for a damn good price a Fast 90 would be within reach after buying a LS2 & paying for the porting.
Ummm, no that isn't true. Stock for stock the LS3/L92 heads outflow the LS2/LS6 head. The LS2 and LS6 head are the same casting. The LS6 head uses hollow stem valves which help in the stability of the valvetrain.
As stated the LS3 head needs a 4" bore to clear the valves. It is a square port heat verses the cathedral head of the LS2/LS6.
Robin
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Ummm, no that isn't true. Stock for stock the LS3/L92 heads outflow the LS2/LS6 head. The LS2 and LS6 head are the same casting. The LS6 head uses hollow stem valves which help in the stability of the valvetrain.
As stated the LS3 head needs a 4" bore to clear the valves. It is a square port heat verses the cathedral head of the LS2/LS6.
Robin
As stated the LS3 head needs a 4" bore to clear the valves. It is a square port heat verses the cathedral head of the LS2/LS6.
Robin
I asked about the heads & why he wanted to use them b/c it limits his intake options.
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Ummm, in my second part of my reply I wasn't even refering to heads. I was refering to intake options which was what he was originally asking. Hence mentioning a Fast 90 in my post which everyone knows isn't a head option.
I asked about the heads & why he wanted to use them b/c it limits his intake options.
I asked about the heads & why he wanted to use them b/c it limits his intake options.
Intake really depends on your ultimate goals.
Robin
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Robin, I know you have access to a more reliable set of resources than the majority of the people on here. Do you have any data to support the claim other than comparable dyno numbers on similar combinations?
Not trying to call you out, just trying to separate facts from internet fiction.
Not trying to call you out, just trying to separate facts from internet fiction.
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Robin, I know you have access to a more reliable set of resources than the majority of the people on here. Do you have any data to support the claim other than comparable dyno numbers on similar combinations?
Not trying to call you out, just trying to separate facts from internet fiction.
Not trying to call you out, just trying to separate facts from internet fiction.
Thanks
Robin
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You have to remember that most of the people complaining about intakes falling off are larger cubic inch combinations. I am testing 6.0 and 6.2 engines.
If it's about intake flow then that gets a little murky. The LS2 or LS6 intakes are better than the LS1. Most say that the LS6 has a slight edge over the LS2.
Now the LS3 and the L76 are designed for heads that flow 50 CFM than the LS2/LS6 on their best day. Even if the LS3 intake was a bottleneck (which IMO it is not) then you would have to really choke the heads. With the numbers that we are seeing from the LS3 and L76 that doesn't seem to be the case. Remember I am working with stock cube and stock compression engines.
If you have a 4" bore the LS3 head intake combo will flow more and with a stock cam make more power. Now if you want low end the LS2/LS6 deal will be a tad better in the low end.
Hope this explains my thoughts.
Robin
If it's about intake flow then that gets a little murky. The LS2 or LS6 intakes are better than the LS1. Most say that the LS6 has a slight edge over the LS2.
Now the LS3 and the L76 are designed for heads that flow 50 CFM than the LS2/LS6 on their best day. Even if the LS3 intake was a bottleneck (which IMO it is not) then you would have to really choke the heads. With the numbers that we are seeing from the LS3 and L76 that doesn't seem to be the case. Remember I am working with stock cube and stock compression engines.
If you have a 4" bore the LS3 head intake combo will flow more and with a stock cam make more power. Now if you want low end the LS2/LS6 deal will be a tad better in the low end.
Hope this explains my thoughts.
Robin
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lol, I thought we had all agreed the thread was about intakes!
Thanks for your insight Robin, I appreciate it. Just so I'm sure I understand your first comment, are you saying that the big cube guys are complaining because they fall off sooner than a FAST intake, or because they fall off sooner than an LS6 intake?
Also, have you done any/much testing with FI on the carb style intake? Curious about comments regarding the inner 4 cylinders running leaner than the outer 4.
(Sorry for the threadjack btw.)
Thanks for your insight Robin, I appreciate it. Just so I'm sure I understand your first comment, are you saying that the big cube guys are complaining because they fall off sooner than a FAST intake, or because they fall off sooner than an LS6 intake?
Also, have you done any/much testing with FI on the carb style intake? Curious about comments regarding the inner 4 cylinders running leaner than the outer 4.
(Sorry for the threadjack btw.)
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Robin, good info! I'm going to muddy the water a little bit more and I think it might be decent info to the OP too.
I have a 6.0 L76 shortblock I was going to bolt my AFR 205s and 90 Fast intake on. Would a L92 headed/L76 intake combo with the appropriate cam make more power than my AFR/Fast setup? Or enough to justify the swap?
I have a 6.0 L76 shortblock I was going to bolt my AFR 205s and 90 Fast intake on. Would a L92 headed/L76 intake combo with the appropriate cam make more power than my AFR/Fast setup? Or enough to justify the swap?
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Robin, good info! I'm going to muddy the water a little bit more and I think it might be decent info to the OP too.
I have a 6.0 L76 shortblock I was going to bolt my AFR 205s and 90 Fast intake on. Would a L92 headed/L76 intake combo with the appropriate cam make more power than my AFR/Fast setup? Or enough to justify the swap?
I have a 6.0 L76 shortblock I was going to bolt my AFR 205s and 90 Fast intake on. Would a L92 headed/L76 intake combo with the appropriate cam make more power than my AFR/Fast setup? Or enough to justify the swap?
Nick