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Join Date: Jun 2012
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Cold air intake
Hey guys, I've been prowling around for a while looking at different solutions for increasing the amount of air getting to my engines, including this thread here:
Air intake/cleaner mod I don't really have the time right now to completely fab up something like that, but in the thread it was suggested to find a dual snorkel intake of an old muscle car. In my search for something like that, I came across this, and thought you guys might be interested. http://www.jcwhitney.com/spectre-air.../p2032051.jcwx They have two different ones on there, I personally like the dual cold air tubes for my 6.2, but the other looks pretty sweet too... and I've got a couple SBC powered vehicles around too . Any thoughts on these? I know it's $200 bucks, but it sure looks nice! How do you guys think they would work out?
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Trouble with air cleaner off of something else than a 6.2 is the size of the hole in the base of the air cleaner that sits on top of the intake.
Best bet is to save your pennies for a 6.5 turbo setup to throw on it. For what you would pay for that setup JC Whitney has you would be halfway to what 6.5 turbo setups are going for. Here is a thread to get your gears turning ![]() I have seen this truck in the flesh and it sounds awesome So it begins...My CUCV M1008
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82 K30 6.2 TH400, in a lot of pieces .... the restoration begins. Getting a 6bt /47rh swap Restoration thread http://www.dieselplace.com/forum/showthread.php?t=414730 84 K20 6.2 4sp ( Parts truck thread http://www.dieselplace.com/forum/showthread.php?t=434338 84 C10 SB Low rider thread http://www.dieselplace.com/forum/sho...light=lowrider Sold ![]() 2003 Vdub Golf TDi my DD car averaging 45 mpg |
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Eventually I plan to turbo it, but right now, I just don't have the funds. I haven't found the scrap yards around here to be very helpful in the cheap parts department, but I do try to look around once in a while. I would also like to swap in a NV4500 tranny, but again, that will have to wait until I can scrape it up. I just thought that was a cool, clean looking intake, that might help out in the air delivery department.
Speaking of the hole, is it not the same 5 1/8" or whatever size that most every other GM with a top mount air cleaner is? I've had my air cleaner off, but just didn't think to measure it.
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Nope, 6.2's and 6.5's NA have a huge opening compared to a gasser. The non soot jockey's are 5 1/8, we run em a little bigger at near 6in.
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1990 Suburban 1500 Silverado 4x4, in the shop is a possible 6.5? Turbo in the wings. Open plenum intake. 700 R4 Now Rebuilt + 241, NV4500+205 sitting in the shop. 10,000lb Trany Cooler With 10in pusher Fan and gauge. 8,000 LB Warn Multi Mount. TCC Lock up Control. 10's front and back, 60 front and 14 bolt rear real soon? 4" Lift and 31 10.50's. Many twisted drive shafts F&R. Manual and auto high idle. Heated Fuel lines. Enough lighting to make day light Old SOBs member #26 |
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Good to know, thanks.
On a side note to the turbo thing, I have heard you run into issues with your A/C when you mount up a turbo setup off a 6.5. My suburban is the only one of my three vehicles that has working air, so I don't want to give that up, haha. I know it can be worked around, but I was wondering if anyone had used one of the center mount turbo setups on one of these style of trucks, and if that helped with clearance issues, or if it was even more issues?
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Go with a Banks then. No clearance issues with A/C.
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Ya but the problem is Banks stuff doesn't just doesn't wind up dang near free like the 6.5 stuff
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1990 Suburban 1500 Silverado 4x4, in the shop is a possible 6.5? Turbo in the wings. Open plenum intake. 700 R4 Now Rebuilt + 241, NV4500+205 sitting in the shop. 10,000lb Trany Cooler With 10in pusher Fan and gauge. 8,000 LB Warn Multi Mount. TCC Lock up Control. 10's front and back, 60 front and 14 bolt rear real soon? 4" Lift and 31 10.50's. Many twisted drive shafts F&R. Manual and auto high idle. Heated Fuel lines. Enough lighting to make day light Old SOBs member #26 |
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And you can put an even bigger turbo on the 6.5 setup :P
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Get cts why you can, they blow away the gm manifold
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