6.0L Build, questions on CAI and TBSS Intake manifold
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To keep it short, I am building a 6.0 with 243 heads and thinner head gaskets. Comp is going to be 10.9:1 and I am going to be running a TR220 cam (or something with specs close to that) and long tube headers. First question is, is the stock intake tract capable of flowing at least 750cfm? I don't want to run a CAI if it's not necessary. I don't like all the obnoxious intake noise and don't want to hear it if I don't have to. Secondly, I am being offered a complete TBSS LS2 intake with injectors, fuel rails, the whole ****'n'sha-bang for $350 with engine cover. Is this a good deal? Even if this is a good deal, will I benefit from this intake and 90mm throttle body on a mild build such as what I'm doing? Anyways, I am hoping to be knocking on the 400RWHP door and running low 13 second 1/4 mile. Do you think this is realistic with this setup? Thanks in advance for your input.
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Do know that this engine is going to be designed for the broadest possible torque curve possible. Rarely will this motor see a 6200 RPM+ shift unless it's a heated stoplight battle. I am in search of nasty torque that will vaporize the tires at will. This is a 5 speed truck so I'm not wanting any cam surging at idle or lower creeping RPM's. My driving style during the week consists of a lot of 600 RPM idling IN GEAR putting in rush hour traffic and I don't want the truck surging or lashing at those lower RPM's. I'm afraid I would get that with anything larger than a 220
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i drive my truck every day with a 230/226 cam and i have no problems..as long as it is tuned right you shouldnt have any surging or any problems..and i can blister the tires with no problem at all
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Do you have any dyno sheets from your old 6.0

