LS6 Intake swap help



The two prongs that hold the DOD connector in place, might be causing issues. I cut those off. Also, It looks like the DOD connector is sitting too high.
Yes, some trays are thicker then others.
Make sure the PS pump hose clamps aren't hitting the intake. I had to rotate my clamps during install.
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The two prongs that hold the DOD connector in place, might be causing issues. I cut those off. Also, It looks like the DOD connector is sitting too high.
Yes, some trays are thicker then others.
Make sure the PS pump hose clamps aren't hitting the intake. I had to rotate my clamps during install.
PS pump clamps were rotated also, which were in the way too. Tomororw I will double check if the problem is the DOD connector. I appreciate the feedback.
Hmmm.... I didnt pay attention to that but now that you mention it could be a possiblity. Thanks for the feedback too.
Remove the tray, and pull the connector. Plug the hole with a piece of trimed steel, and bond with JB-weld.
Make sure all of you vacuum lines are plugged in, and wiring is correct.
Use the PCV set-up I posted in the sticky. (You will need some sort of PCV before tuning)
As mentioned earlier... a catch can is a must!! All of that oil is contaminating the fuel mixture. Their is more power to be made!!
Your next mod should be 1.8 rockers with LS6 yellow springs, unless you decide to put in a cam.

