LS6 intake or Lingenfelter?
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From: FFX, VA
Well you really can't port a composite intake too well. As for the Lingenfelter :cough:Holley:cough: intake it will only prove beneficial if you are running big power and get it port matched. Otherwise its been proven to perform the same as the LS6 intake. Except in the area of heatsoak where it fails over the LS6. Most of the big guys are just using the stock LS6.
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From: Huntsville, AL
Originally posted by longgunn
haha, sorry, I don't have either of them yet, should have said I can get the one I buy ported.
How much for an LS6 intake if anyone knows?
haha, sorry, I don't have either of them yet, should have said I can get the one I buy ported.
How much for an LS6 intake if anyone knows?
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From: Marysville, OH
Originally posted by kringer2
i don't know which is better but i'll take the other one. if i were you though i would probibly take the lingenfelter.
i don't know which is better but i'll take the other one. if i were you though i would probibly take the lingenfelter.
Since the LS6 intake is plastic, you won't have this problem.
Get the LS6 intake.
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From: California
Originally posted by bbentley40
I think PACE sells them for 395. I went with the Lingenfelter intake because eventually I am going to do heads and I will have them port matched. I am going to reach 400 rwhp NA one way or another!
I think PACE sells them for 395. I went with the Lingenfelter intake because eventually I am going to do heads and I will have them port matched. I am going to reach 400 rwhp NA one way or another!
can you please explain why you would need that stuff to match?
Look at my sig, you'll understand why i'm asking this question.
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From: Darien, IL, usa (Chicago W.Suburbs)
Originally posted by tainted
What does this mean? :\
can you please explain why you would need that stuff to match?
Look at my sig, you'll understand why i'm asking this question. Thanks boys!
What does this mean? :\
can you please explain why you would need that stuff to match?
Look at my sig, you'll understand why i'm asking this question.
Thanks boys!
longgun i would get ls6 intake
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From: elmhurst, IL
Well Id go with the ceramic LS6 unless you plan on running like 15 psi of boost in which case the ceramic intake would fly apart. As far as porting the ceramic LS6 everyone I heard who did that either saw no performance gain or a drop in performance, the LS6 is really one of the best intake manifolds ever made. So in conclusion lots of boost go with Lingenfelter(Holley), low or no boost go with ceramic LS6.
I thought it was nylon/polymer.
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no, it's made out of clay and fired in an oven. that's why you have to make sure to always close your hood gently..if you just slam it shut, the intake will shatter. what a mess.
they also have porcelain and fine china versions. I think tbyrne sells them. there's this one really pretty one with a portrait of a rising sun over a mountain lake fired in..it's beautifully detailed by hand, but I think it costs almost $5000. that's more of a collector's version that you don't install but just keep on the shelf.
lol
they also have porcelain and fine china versions. I think tbyrne sells them. there's this one really pretty one with a portrait of a rising sun over a mountain lake fired in..it's beautifully detailed by hand, but I think it costs almost $5000. that's more of a collector's version that you don't install but just keep on the shelf.
lol
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From: Ballwin, MO
Originally posted by ChrisLS1Bird
no, it's made out of clay and fired in an oven. that's why you have to make sure to always close your hood gently..if you just slam it shut, the intake will shatter. what a mess.
they also have porcelain and fine china versions. I think tbyrne sells them. there's this one really pretty one with a portrait of a rising sun over a mountain lake fired in..it's beautifully detailed by hand, but I think it costs almost $5000. that's more of a collector's version that you don't install but just keep on the shelf.
lol
no, it's made out of clay and fired in an oven. that's why you have to make sure to always close your hood gently..if you just slam it shut, the intake will shatter. what a mess.
they also have porcelain and fine china versions. I think tbyrne sells them. there's this one really pretty one with a portrait of a rising sun over a mountain lake fired in..it's beautifully detailed by hand, but I think it costs almost $5000. that's more of a collector's version that you don't install but just keep on the shelf.
lol
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From: Houston, Tx USA
Originally posted by ChrisLS1Bird
no, it's made out of clay and fired in an oven. that's why you have to make sure to always close your hood gently..if you just slam it shut, the intake will shatter. what a mess.
they also have porcelain and fine china versions. I think tbyrne sells them. there's this one really pretty one with a portrait of a rising sun over a mountain lake fired in..it's beautifully detailed by hand, but I think it costs almost $5000. that's more of a collector's version that you don't install but just keep on the shelf.
lol
no, it's made out of clay and fired in an oven. that's why you have to make sure to always close your hood gently..if you just slam it shut, the intake will shatter. what a mess.
they also have porcelain and fine china versions. I think tbyrne sells them. there's this one really pretty one with a portrait of a rising sun over a mountain lake fired in..it's beautifully detailed by hand, but I think it costs almost $5000. that's more of a collector's version that you don't install but just keep on the shelf.
lol
Does the glazed version provide more airflow since its smoother?
hmmm questions questions... :P hahah
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