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Old 06-05-2010, 12:42 PM
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Anybody using this intake, hp tq gains. Also can you use the stock fuel rails
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I do believe the stock fuel rails will work and FAST claims a 25hp gain over stock. I would like to hear from someone about this as well. I believe skeet on here is running one on his truck.
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I'm interested to hear some feedback as well on this
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Skeet is using the LSXr intake, not the rt version. I don't know about the rails, but I doubt the stockers will work. FAST is pretty good about making it to where only their proprietary stuff work work correctly. As far as gains go, the LSXrt didn't show much gain on anyone else's dyno except FAST's. Not hating on them because the 102mm car style intake showed serious gains on skeet's stock cube motor. Just haven't seen anything impressive from their "truck" intake, definitely not for the cash you're going to shell out for one.
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Originally Posted by silver-mod-o
Skeet is using the LSXr intake, not the rt version. I don't know about the rails, but I doubt the stockers will work. FAST is pretty good about making it to where only their proprietary stuff work work correctly. As far as gains go, the LSXrt didn't show much gain on anyone else's dyno except FAST's. Not hating on them because the 102mm car style intake showed serious gains on skeet's stock cube motor. Just haven't seen anything impressive from their "truck" intake, definitely not for the cash you're going to shell out for one.

Yeah my wallet would be alot better off just getting a TBSS intake vs $1000 for the FAST..
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i have the fast rt truck intake thats going on my 408. still waiting for parts though to put the motor together.
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Thx for the info.
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Originally Posted by 4.6 eatin gm's
i have the fast rt truck intake thats going on my 408. still waiting for parts though to put the motor together.
Just wondering, since you built a bigger cube motor why you wouldn't want to use the LSXr version over the truck one?
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FWIW, FAST sells a kit so you can adapt the stock rails to the new intake.
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