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no real need for any intake bigger than the the size of the t/b .
OP's list includes a 103mm throttle body. You will absolutely see gains using a 5 inch intake over ANY smaller intake with an X port blower and pulley.
OP's list includes a 103mm throttle body. You will absolutely see gains using a 5 inch intake over ANY smaller intake with an X port blower and pulley.
what I meant was using a 5" with a 103 theres a bottleneck at the t/b. using a 4" will net the same gains
what I meant was using a 5" with a 103 theres a bottleneck at the t/b. using a 4" will net the same gains
100% disagree. The 5 inch gains over a 4 inch or any other non 5 inch EVERY time when you're talking about a max effort blower setup. The harder you spin the stock LT4 blower and port it, the bigger the gains are. This even applies to the aftermarket blowers. The key is spinning them faster than stock speed.
Originally Posted by Cordes Performance Racing
no it doesn't. Obviously we've tested it. But so have others mti, amp, rpm, HHP, etc. 5'' is worth it every time over a 4'' on a full bolt on setup.
I've tuned many Z06's with your 5 inch intake and it absolutely makes a difference. Great product.
100% disagree. The 5 inch gains over a 4 inch or any other non 5 inch EVERY time when you're talking about a max effort blower setup. The harder you spin the stock LT4 blower and port it, the bigger the gains are. This even applies to the aftermarket blowers. The key is spinning them faster than stock speed.
this isnt even close to a max effort build thats the reason for my post
this isnt even close to a max effort build thats the reason for my post
The OP is asking about a ported blower, a 103mm TB and an upper and lower pulley. That is getting to max effort territory. For his setup, the 5 inch is the only way to go. If you're talking about a stock blower with stock pulley, then a 5 inch intake isn't worth it IMO. I think you're comment may just have been out of place for the topic of this thread, but I understand what you are trying to say.