Track Results of LS2 Intake
11-30-2004, 12:16 AM
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Brad,
I don't know the exact set up of your car; but it almost sounds like...now that the engine is breathing easier, it's not pulling exhaust....have you tried adding or reducing backpressure? what type of exhaust are you running?
just a thought..
Jaybo
I don't know the exact set up of your car; but it almost sounds like...now that the engine is breathing easier, it's not pulling exhaust....have you tried adding or reducing backpressure? what type of exhaust are you running?
just a thought..
Jaybo
Originally Posted by SquintzPallatore
I really hope for everyone who has bought them that it is not a dud.
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11-30-2004, 03:46 AM
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Originally Posted by 1bad57
Brad,
I don't know the exact set up of your car; but it almost sounds like...now that the engine is breathing easier, it's not pulling exhaust....have you tried adding or reducing backpressure? what type of exhaust are you running?
just a thought..
Jaybo
I don't know the exact set up of your car; but it almost sounds like...now that the engine is breathing easier, it's not pulling exhaust....have you tried adding or reducing backpressure? what type of exhaust are you running?
just a thought..
Jaybo
Brad
11-30-2004, 04:07 AM
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Originally Posted by SquintzPallatore
Long toobs/duals with dr gas xpipe.
Brad
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break em loose and see if it helps? worth a shot...
keep me informed..i'm curious as Fxxx now!
11-30-2004, 06:28 AM
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Originally Posted by 1bad57
DAMN!, LOL (frustration)
break em loose and see if it helps? worth a shot...
keep me informed..i'm curious as Fxxx now!
break em loose and see if it helps? worth a shot...
keep me informed..i'm curious as Fxxx now!
Looks like I may have time to do some testing with an LS6/PTB as well.
Brad
11-30-2004, 01:28 PM
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So what would happen if you take the ls6 intake and the ls2 intake and install the TPIS 90 mm tb and ran it. because some people are saying that the TPIS one is better than the fast. If some one does this then we can see some better results. It is just a thought though.
11-30-2004, 11:13 PM
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A throttle body is just a valve. As long as there are no obstructions blocking the air-way, 90mm is 90mm...And, tossing a 90mm unit onto a 75mm intake inlet isn't a good idea. Loss of pwr could actually occur in comparisson to a well ported/shafted 75mm unit.
12-01-2004, 03:23 AM
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Originally Posted by Onslaught
So what would happen if you take the ls6 intake and the ls2 intake and install the TPIS 90 mm tb and ran it. because some people are saying that the TPIS one is better than the fast. If some one does this then we can see some better results. It is just a thought though.
The problems with the FAST TB were not in the power department. I originally had a FAST TB on it. Now I have the TPIS 90mm. Much better quality.
12-01-2004, 05:45 AM
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After installing these intakes, how much time are you giving the PCM to relearn the airflow changes? I have read where it can take up to 100 miles of driving to get the computer to relearn fuel trims after intake or exhuast changes.
12-01-2004, 07:28 AM
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Originally Posted by BigBake
After installing these intakes, how much time are you giving the PCM to relearn the airflow changes? I have read where it can take up to 100 miles of driving to get the computer to relearn fuel trims after intake or exhuast changes.
When the LSX goes on tonite I will have about 100miles or so on it befor eit goes on the dyno for tuning. With the LS2 I had about 400 miles on it before tuning.
When I change out to the LS6 on the Dyno I will not be able to put that many miles on it between the swap. But we will tune for max power with each intake.
If the LS6 works out to be better I will just get a 78mm top for the LSX sell the LS6 n call it Christmas. Then I will already have the 90mm TB and top for when I upgrade in a few months. If I dont need it then I will sell it.
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12-01-2004, 01:19 PM
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After installing these intakes, how much time are you giving the PCM to relearn the airflow changes? I have read where it can take up to 100 miles of driving to get the computer to relearn fuel trims after intake or exhuast changes.
12-01-2004, 04:35 PM
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Hey Brad, did you have any fitment issues with your intake?
The reason I ask is, I just got mine from KJ@SDPC and the front coolant tube is holding the front of the intake 1/4"-1/2" up from seating.
And on top of that, if it does seat, I dont think it's gonna clear the corner of my Meziere water pump...
The reason I ask is, I just got mine from KJ@SDPC and the front coolant tube is holding the front of the intake 1/4"-1/2" up from seating.
And on top of that, if it does seat, I dont think it's gonna clear the corner of my Meziere water pump...
12-01-2004, 05:00 PM
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Originally Posted by V-10 Killer
Hey Brad, did you have any fitment issues with your intake?
The reason I ask is, I just got mine from KJ@SDPC and the front coolant tube is holding the front of the intake 1/4"-1/2" up from seating.
And on top of that, if it does seat, I dont think it's gonna clear the corner of my Meziere water pump...
The reason I ask is, I just got mine from KJ@SDPC and the front coolant tube is holding the front of the intake 1/4"-1/2" up from seating.
And on top of that, if it does seat, I dont think it's gonna clear the corner of my Meziere water pump...
Just tap it down lightly with a hammer to get it to bend slightly out of the way. Hopefully it will clear your WP.
What TB are you using?
Brad
12-02-2004, 09:07 AM
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Well the LSX 90mm intake went on last night. Drove in to work this morning and SOTP says its gonna be a freakin good day at the dyno.
Stay tuned while I get tuned! Numbers will be up this afternoon
Brad
Stay tuned while I get tuned! Numbers will be up this afternoon
Brad
12-02-2004, 06:29 PM
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Red Is the LS2 and Blue Is the FAST.
Used the Same TPIS TB. Only change was the intake. These are the max power numbers for both intakes.
Same Dyno too.
Track on Sunday!!!
Brad
