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well basically the easiest thing to do would be use your truck intake. It will make good power down low but you won't be able to rev it very high. I think about 6k is the limit on a truck intake, give or take a few hundred rpms. If you go FI with it the intake won't be as big of a restriction as it would be on an N/A motor.
If you want a few more rpms out of it you could go with an LS6 intake, but you'd have to do the conversion to a car intake which is a bit of a PITA. Im using an LS6 intake right now and im happy with it for the most part, but it is holding back a bit of power compared to a 90/90 setup.
A 90/90 would be just about the best option for N/A, but alot of people don't like to use them for boosted apps.
Then you've got the Victor Jr. intake, which also requires a bit of work to make it fit and the money can add up quick for all the parts you need.
If you want a few more rpms out of it you could go with an LS6 intake, but you'd have to do the conversion to a car intake which is a bit of a PITA. Im using an LS6 intake right now and im happy with it for the most part, but it is holding back a bit of power compared to a 90/90 setup.
A 90/90 would be just about the best option for N/A, but alot of people don't like to use them for boosted apps.
Then you've got the Victor Jr. intake, which also requires a bit of work to make it fit and the money can add up quick for all the parts you need.
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for a NA 408 svo 42s are what you want. they spec out to be 48# injectors with our fuel psi. they are ideal and can be had for good prices of 250 used
and thats 76% duty cycle at 7k
and thats 76% duty cycle at 7k
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