TBSS Intake VS SSR Intake
 

I just picked up an SSR intake and a 92mm Nick Williams TB for a good price, The intake looks identical to a NBS intake except the MAP sensor goes more towards the front and the 4-bolt 90mm Throttle Body inlet.

Question is if their is a big difference between the SSR intake and the TBSS intake, is the hassle worth the HP gain for the TBSS intake compared to the SSR?

This intake is going on a 2000 Silverado 6.0 singlecab

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That's cool, i didn't know the ssr had a 4 bolt tb? What engine was that on? 6.0 or 5.3?

Not sure of what engine it came off, does it make a difference?

I'm sure it doesn't flow as much as a TBSS or nnbs but the fact that it has a 4 bolt tb is awesome. If you have it, I'd run it

Anyone ever used an SSR over the stock intake?

Looks to be the exact same as a reg truck intake besides the 4bolt TB which is a plus and would help a little id imagine, but i was always under the assumption that the tbss made more power because of the larger plenum area and runners, which if you look their is a difference between intakes..

TBSS and SSR intakes are the same.

^Not totally, the SSR with Gen 3 engines still had the gen 3 manifold which is what that is, in 05 when they got the gen 4 then they had the TBSS intake, which should actually be called the gen 4 truck intake because all gen 4 truck engines recieved the intake no matter what the year. There would still be a benefit of finding a gen4/TBSS intake, just look at one once you can see the difference in the manifold size and runners. The one you have obviously looks nearly identical.

Sorry, You are right I forgot to mention 05 and 06 only with the ls2 engines.