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    1. 02-07-2007 #1
      nova69
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      can i use a Ls1 intake

      hi i have a 2006 5.3L Ls engine out of a enovy with the d.o.d. i wanted to put a Ls1 intake on it for now because the Ls6 is to much. and i wanted to know. what issuse i might have with doing that. thanks for any help.

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    3. 02-08-2007 #2
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      https://www.pro-touring.com/forum/sh...ad.php?t=26531

      I think there was some info in that thread about doing that type of thing. Check it out if you hadn't already.
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      how is the LS6 intake too much?

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      Quote Originally Posted by camcojb
      how is the LS6 intake too much?

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      Its too much compared to an LS1 intake that can be had for $50 bucks shipped vs. $350 for an LS6 intake. Hard to spend $350 on an intake when you get the whole engine for $1000. LOL

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      well said
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      The LS1 style intake will hit the water pump outlet for the upper radiator hose,so you'll have to change the pump,balancer,and assesories due to the water pump pulley being at a different height on a truck motor verses a car motor
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      Quote Originally Posted by andrewb70
      Its too much compared to an LS1 intake that can be had for $50 bucks shipped vs. $350 for an LS6 intake. Hard to spend $350 on an intake when you get the whole engine for $1000. LOL

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      ah, a money thing! I was thinking a power problem which I didn't understand.

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