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Hmguyton 07-06-2015 01:06 PM

'12 silverado manifold question
 
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so im getting ready to get a holley intake manifold for my 2012 6.2L. but i have a few questions i couldnt find the answer to so i figured id ask. in the picture below can anyone tell me what the parts circled are? and which one(s) need to go back into the manifold.
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ive been reading various threads and looking at numerous pictures here, which has been completely helpful, but i couldnt figure these out. i know theres a vacuum line in the back thatll need to be put back in as well.

RS/SS 4.8 07-07-2015 12:12 AM

Why are you going with the holley intake? If the mods in your sig are all thats done to your truck i dont see it as worth the money and time. Heatsoak and loss of lowend torque are some complaints about that intake and most of the guys running it are boosted in some way. Anyways the blue circle leads to your "PCV" valve on the driver rear valve cover. Red is your MAP sensor and green is the hookup for the EVAP system. Basically all of them need to go back on if the only mods are those in your sig.

George C.... 07-07-2015 06:51 AM

You don't need the Holley, Hell most trucks should not have the holley

Hmguyton 07-07-2015 09:15 AM

im getting ready to turbo the truck here in the very near future. and this is the first step of the build along with doing the fuel system. after seeing several trucks here with it after they turbo it i like how clean everything is when its all said and done. thank you for answering my question though.

George C.... 07-07-2015 12:05 PM

Unless you're making huge power keep the stock intake

Atomic 07-07-2015 02:24 PM

The stock intake was easier to tune and performed just fine, but you are right and the holley does look a heck of a lot better and can be made to work fine. I am selling my holley intake for rectangular heads if you are interested, btw ;)

Hmguyton 07-07-2015 03:29 PM


Originally Posted by George C.... (Post 5300091)
Unless you're making huge power keep the stock intake

other than looks the only reason i was considering it was the ease of making the fuel system a returnable fuel system with the holley. if you have a better insight to make the current setup/system a return system im all ears.


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