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350 HRSS 08-29-2006 08:03 AM

FAST intake/TB questions...
 
Hey all!

I have been looking at these, and have a few questions. On Tbyrne's site, I seen a note that said the 90mm TB and intake was only recommended for stroker motors. Why is that? Would it hurt the performance of a non-stroked motor? I have most of the bolts ons, cam, headers, K&N, etc. I figure if I am going to spend that $$, to get the 90mm in both while I am at it.


I need some opinions on this. I also seen some excellent prices on ebay, when I did a search for them.

How many of you have the 90mm set up on your stock motor? Anyone dynoed these and seen significant improvements?

Thanks!

iamsickofitall 08-29-2006 08:15 AM

Re: FAST intake/TB questions...
 
you won't see any peak gains and you will lose some power down low if you put a 90mm intake on a stock cubed motor.

if you had ported heads, you would see decent peak gains with less loss down low.

350 HRSS 08-29-2006 08:18 AM

Re: FAST intake/TB questions...
 
Then the 78 is the way to go then, correct?

What kind of gains should I see w/ the 78 intake and 78 tb? Btw, the cam is a LS1 hot cam.

iamsickofitall 08-29-2006 10:16 AM

Re: FAST intake/TB questions...
 
i would go with an LS6 intake manifold and a ported stock throttle body unless you can get a FAST 78mm for equal price. the FAST will give your <5rwhp over an LS6 intake.

you should expect 10-15rwhp with the LS6 over the LS1 with the RARE 20+rwhp occurence

teke184 08-29-2006 11:12 AM

Re: FAST intake/TB questions...
 
i agree...i don't think the cost of the FAST be justified by significant gains.

if you REALLY want to upgrade the intake, a middle ground setup that still yields great gains is something from TPIS. they turn the LS6 intakes into a 90mm TB.


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