LS2 intake on LS1 (with pics)




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[/QUOTE]It will require...
The new fuel rails and lower injector o-rings seals and .300" rail spacers to make up the different in height between the injectors. The original current rail can be use with a buncha tweaking, but the new LS2 are a much larger diameter.
90MM LS2 drive by wire throttle body can be retro wired to current PCM and be fully functional.

Extend MAP sensor (use current lsx sensor ) wiring 21” to reach the front from current rear position.
Current fuel rail cover will not directly bolt on, but will with a tweak to the fuel inlet and some tweaking with a die grinder

All the current Brake Booster,PCV lines etc are the same.
90MM LS2 Throttle body will work with the following information
PIN ID LS2 90mm
A.) ACT2
B.) ACT1
C.) +5v TPS Reference – Common to both TPS’s
D.) TP1 Signal 0-5v
E.) Common Ground
F.) TP2 Signal 5-0v
98-04 Wiring hookup
A.) ACT 2 - Brown
B.) ACT 1 - Yellow
C.) +5 TPS Dk Green/Wht
D.) TP1 Signal – Dark Blue
E.) TPS GND – Purple
F.) TP2 Signal – Pink[/QUOTE]
Does anyone know how this will fit with the Speed Inc. fuel rails?
On the injectors- is anyone making an o-ring/spacer kit to help with fitting injectors?
Finally- does anyone make a cable operated 90mm TB besides FAST? Can the stock on be bored out to 90mm?
Thank
Ben




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Does anyone know how this will fit with the Speed Inc. fuel rails?
On the injectors- is anyone making an o-ring/spacer kit to help with fitting injectors?
Finally- does anyone make a cable operated 90mm TB besides FAST? Can the stock on be bored out to 90mm?
Thank
Ben
Yes, we make the o-ring/spacer kit.
We are also making a Map sensor extension harness and MAP/Knock/CMPS adapter harness combo that should be available soon.
what about the older mustang style TB's? they have a 4bolt mounting, i just dont know if its the same bolt pattern? anyone, if a mustang accufab bolted up that would be awsome, as they are not terribly expensive.


