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    2006 roadking custom. KF 9000 Champion 0TransAm0's Avatar
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    question about my truck intake.

    I've got a 2010 silverado with the 5.3l
    I was looking around the garage and remembered I still had my LS1 intake mani from my trans am. Would it be worth it to swap out the truck one for the LS1 mani? What kind of gains would I get? If any..
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    No and you would have serious mods to make it work, truck intakes are better than car intakes.


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    Ah ok. That's what i get for thinking and being bored. Lol.

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    It would fit in place, but as mentioned a number of things would need to be changed. The tb will interfere with the acc. on the truck engine, and there may be an issue with the fuel system as well (iirc the ls1 was returnless, vs the return style fuel system on the trucks)

    I'm curious about "truck intakes are better than car intakes" as I've seen this debated on my '66 forum as well as on ls1tech. It seems that the truck intakes deliver better torque but have been told that they fall flat near 6k. I have the truck intake on my lq4 as well so im interested to know.
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    Quote Originally Posted by BR3W CITY View Post
    It would fit in place, but as mentioned a number of things would need to be changed. The tb will interfere with the acc. on the truck engine, and there may be an issue with the fuel system as well (iirc the ls1 was returnless, vs the return style fuel system on the trucks)

    I'm curious about "truck intakes are better than car intakes" as I've seen this debated on my '66 forum as well as on ls1tech. It seems that the truck intakes deliver better torque but have been told that they fall flat near 6k. I have the truck intake on my lq4 as well so im interested to know.
    generally speaking they have more plenum volume which aids in their torque and output along with the longer runners. a ported TBSS intake gives almost 50hp to the wheels on a stock tbss! The LS1 intake is the least-flowing option out there, not mention all of your low end torque (which that little 5.3 needs all it can get in a k-truck) will dissapear. your t-body will not bolt to it, the tb would run straight into the waterpump neck and since it has DOD, the valley manifold will create clearance issue, not to mention the oil psi sending unit which have been moved forward into that valley cover.
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    good info. How different is the tbss manifold (isn't that setup for the l92s?) vs the manifold on the lq4 with 243's. Is porting the lq4 manifold a viable option?
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    The Tbss is an LS2 so it uses 243 cathedral port heads yet. The 03 plus lq4 intake is essentially the same as a Tbss


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    hmm actually I have to double check because mine is an 03, but i think it has the 317's on it, not the cathedral port 243's.
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    317s are basically 243s with bigger chambers.
    Tom who ported the above mentioned tbss intake?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Kory 88Iroc lt1 View Post
    317s are basically 243s with bigger chambers.
    Tom who ported the above mentioned tbss intake?
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