FAST LSX Intakes @ Thunder Racing
09-28-2003, 09:37 PM
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Re: FAST LSX Intakes @ Thunder Racing
i looked at the pics and where are the bungs for direct port located?
i want one just for that reason!
i want one just for that reason!
Hope that helps!
Angie
09-28-2003, 10:58 PM
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Done 
I would like to know the 78 vs 90 questions.There has got to be more done than just opening up the intake to 90mm to justify $80.
So I went 78 for now and will verify with paul this week if it's the right way to go on stock ci.
I would like to know the 78 vs 90 questions.There has got to be more done than just opening up the intake to 90mm to justify $80.
So I went 78 for now and will verify with paul this week if it's the right way to go on stock ci.
Paul or Angie, will we be able to change the order if need be ?
09-29-2003, 06:30 AM
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Re: FAST LSX Intakes @ Thunder Racing
i looked at the pics and where are the bungs for direct port located?
i want one just for that reason!
i want one just for that reason!
Hope that helps!
Angie
yep.
looks like i will be ordering one myself!
09-29-2003, 06:42 AM
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Re: FAST LSX Intakes @ Thunder Racing Evil, When you order, make a note that you need to find out about the optional nitrous burst panels. I don't have pricing on that yet, but it would be a "must have" option for a direct port kit.
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09-29-2003, 03:54 PM
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Re: FAST LSX Intakes @ Thunder Racing Angie, looks like I'm going to need one of them too. I'm going with the NXL nitrous system on top of my new set up and would like to know what HP/TQ gains you have seen on heads/cam and stroker cars. Thanks!
09-30-2003, 01:46 PM
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Re: FAST LSX Intakes @ Thunder Racing
Can these intakes be chromed?
The normal light grey intake color has to go.
Even just black would be better like the prototype in Popular Hot Rodding.
09-30-2003, 03:10 PM
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Re: FAST LSX Intakes @ Thunder Racing If it moves me up on the list I will take it in any color including Hot Pink.LOL
We don't need no stinking colors.
I called FAST and they said you CAN get it in any color you want---as long as it is grey.
We don't need no stinking colors.
I called FAST and they said you CAN get it in any color you want---as long as it is grey.
10-15-2003, 07:20 PM
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Re: FAST LSX Intakes @ Thunder Racing how much will the 90mm tb's sell for? or do they make an adapter for a 100mm/90mm oval tb? what other differences are there between the 2 versions?
10-16-2003, 01:16 AM
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Re: FAST LSX Intakes @ Thunder Racing After talking to Thunder I was informed a 90mm is a waste on a 346 motor. Besides, it's going to cost you more than $80 for the 90mm intake...don't forget the Tbody cost easily over $150-$200 I'm sure, you'll need a bigger MAF, and probably a lid with an 85mm opening minimum.
In reality it seems kinda pointless to go for 90mm on a stock motor when you have an 85mm bottleneck at the MAF and Lid. Basically you'd be spending at least an extra $400-$500 for an extra 7mm which probably wouldn't do that much. Save that extra money for AFR heads
In reality it seems kinda pointless to go for 90mm on a stock motor when you have an 85mm bottleneck at the MAF and Lid. Basically you'd be spending at least an extra $400-$500 for an extra 7mm which probably wouldn't do that much. Save that extra money for AFR heads
11-22-2003, 12:54 PM
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No. The one they had there had no gaskets with it, so they were not able to bolt it on to a car. Believe me, if they had one to test with in the last 6 weeks, I think I know whose car it would have been on. 
Or at least, I woulda bugged the hell out of them until they caved.
But alas, no news yet.
-Andrew
Or at least, I woulda bugged the hell out of them until they caved. But alas, no news yet.
-Andrew