LS6 Intake on 5.3
#11
Kano gained 2.5mph, with similar track conditions. Not to mention, it dropped him down a tenth to the 60' and he had to come out of the hole off idle as opposed to before, where he would stall the converter up.
Reaper with his H/C 5.3L, said to me after the swap, "It feels like I gained 50HP at every RPM."
BlackSheep also had tremendous gains back in the day.
Then, you have the countless dyno graphs that flatline at 5500-5900RPM, meaning no more power gain. The LS6 intake can make peak HP at 6200-6400 RPM.
I guess once BlueCajun starts running 12.2s in his cammed 5.3L, some of you might realizing that the truck intake is a restriction.
Reaper with his H/C 5.3L, said to me after the swap, "It feels like I gained 50HP at every RPM."
BlackSheep also had tremendous gains back in the day.
Then, you have the countless dyno graphs that flatline at 5500-5900RPM, meaning no more power gain. The LS6 intake can make peak HP at 6200-6400 RPM.
I guess once BlueCajun starts running 12.2s in his cammed 5.3L, some of you might realizing that the truck intake is a restriction.
#12
Originally Posted by Sport Side
Kano gained 2.5mph, with similar track conditions. Not to mention, it dropped him down a tenth to the 60' and he had to come out of the hole off idle as opposed to before, where he would stall the converter up.
Reaper with his H/C 5.3L, said to me after the swap, "It feels like I gained 50HP at every RPM."
BlackSheep also had tremendous gains back in the day.
Then, you have the countless dyno graphs that flatline at 5500-5900RPM, meaning no more power gain. The LS6 intake can make peak HP at 6200-6400 RPM.
I guess once BlueCajun starts running 12.2s in his cammed 5.3L, some of you might realizing that the truck intake is a restriction.
Reaper with his H/C 5.3L, said to me after the swap, "It feels like I gained 50HP at every RPM."
BlackSheep also had tremendous gains back in the day.
Then, you have the countless dyno graphs that flatline at 5500-5900RPM, meaning no more power gain. The LS6 intake can make peak HP at 6200-6400 RPM.
I guess once BlueCajun starts running 12.2s in his cammed 5.3L, some of you might realizing that the truck intake is a restriction.
Flatlining at 5200 here
#13
Originally Posted by tdrumm
Flatlining at 5200 here 

#15
Originally Posted by DLH2006
To be honest like stated above it really isnt worth it! Considering the other parts required to do the swap. But im sure you wont lose a noticeable difference except on paper, if you have a stall. The stock manifolds have made some quite impressive time slips here so in other words dont fix it if it aint broken. You should just sell the LS6 intake on ls1tech, but if your still wanting to do the swap do a search and you will find some good info.
Too much info and now Thanks, James
#16
Originally Posted by dirt_track_racer_81
on my truck it would start to level off at 6300 but still make power to around 6700, that was on my 5.3 with tr224 but if your goin with heads and cam, id say it prolly would be beneficial
James
#17
Originally Posted by bluecajun5.3
it's worth it.
my hp flatlines @ 6k, also many others with 5.3's with similar mods are experiencing the same thing.
we'll see if it's worth it in 3 or 4 months from now.
my hp flatlines @ 6k, also many others with 5.3's with similar mods are experiencing the same thing.
we'll see if it's worth it in 3 or 4 months from now.
James
#18
Originally Posted by Blown02Sierra
by internals do you mean just valvesprings, or will the rockers / pistons / connecting rods take a ****?
James
#19
Originally Posted by closet red neck
I'm mean the rod bolts mainly but everything else that is in the main engine(i.e.crank, rods, rod bolts.........the parts that are inside the block). Some people on here run the **** out of their engines but I'm not going to go this route. I'm scared!!LOL!! Shut up Cody!!!!
James
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