Well, here we go again!!
#1
Does the stock intake on the 5.3 need to be replaced, with all my modes in my sig and the following? I will be installing a cam, lifters, pushrods, springs, AFR heads, going to a 1.85 roller rocker and possibly a s/c, blower, turbo.......what do ya'll think!! Ya'lls opinion's and input are greatly respected and appreciated!!!!!!
#5
Originally Posted by closet red neck
Even as much or more than a FAST intake???????? I'm just asking, trying to figure this
out!!! 
out!!! 
The gains will be negligible at best....and you will need more than an intake to make it work
#6
Originally Posted by closet red neck
Even as much or more than a FAST intake???????? I'm just asking, trying to figure this
out!!! 
out!!! 
#7
Originally Posted by BlownChevy
The gains will be negligible at best....and you will need more than an intake to make it work 

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#9
the truck intake made as much hp till 5500rpm's as the fast and the ls1 and ls6. above the 5000 and 6000rpm levels the others made more but it was minmal as to the torque that the truck intake generated. the truck intake actually had a better torque and hp curve. being as these trucks are bricks i think the truck intake is best for our application.
you will need to make some spacers-get an idler pulley relocater bracket-cut the water pump. prolly a few other mods. i have pondered this swap so many times just to find out. i think i still might do it.
you will need to make some spacers-get an idler pulley relocater bracket-cut the water pump. prolly a few other mods. i have pondered this swap so many times just to find out. i think i still might do it.
#10
Originally Posted by closet red neck
Not trying to be smartass but could you elaborate some, please.?.?. 
There is another post on here for a idler pulley relocator for the trucks using the car intake.
In the end, the others are exactly right. You will gain some hp/trq above 5000rpm but lose below that. For our big rolling bricks low end torque is better IMHO.



