Fast intake guys come in!
Just throwing out a quick advice for anyone going Fast 90 intake and TB over ls6... 5 RWHP with a tune isnt worth the gain imo... I did it a while back in my previous car and very much regret it...
I sure am! Just the 102 though, not the heads. They're already 230v2's with the big chamber, then milled.
If anyone is looking, I've got a Godspeed 102 TB for sale. The one in these pics.
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Thanks! I'm running a Callaway 100mm MAF and a Godspeed 4" coupler for a bellows. But any reinforced 4" couple should work. But 4" is the smallest that will fit a 102 TB....and even that is REAL snug.
I've been told yes, but you better go to someone who can do it, like Sean the powder pro (where I was gonna go, but now i'm just painting it for WAY cheaper). It's composite plastic so they'll need to know how warm you can get it to melt the powder coat but not the intake.
I've been told yes, but you better go to someone who can do it, like Sean the powder pro (where I was gonna go, but now i'm just painting it for WAY cheaper). It's composite plastic so they'll need to know how warm you can get it to melt the powder coat but not the intake.
Last edited by Sommer86; Jul 11, 2011 at 02:33 PM. Reason: EDIT - Added pics
I tink it might. I'm not sure what 92mm's is in inches, but the 102 is 4". Do the conversion and you'll get an idea of the size you'd need. They also make a 4" to 3" but i think 3" might be too small.
