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Old 07-13-2007, 07:15 PM
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Originally Posted by Bill Reid
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The L92 heads require a minimum 4" bore... so 5.3 guys have been excluded from this club

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i thought they were designed for a 4.060" Bore?

very nice looking manifold
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... info I have is the L92's will work on a minimum 4" bore (L76 4" bore?). I cannot verify my info. If someone is serious about L92 heads and SICK lookin intakes... maybe shoot Richard at WCCH an email.

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Old 07-14-2007, 12:26 AM
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L92's are good on a 4.000" bore. You can swap them onto a stock 6.0L LQ9, LQ4, LS2, etc.
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Originally Posted by Bill Reid
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The L92 heads require a minimum 4" bore... so 5.3 guys have been excluded from this club

Bill
Figures...
Old 07-16-2007, 11:15 PM
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For the right price, this intake would be nicely suited for a hot rod truck application. I've seen this intake up close very recently and can attest to the high quality fabrication work. IMO the plenum is a bit small for a high rpm car setup, but a truck would really like the long runners. You can see some flow results of this intake and L92 heads posted here.

Good luck and happy bidding!

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Originally Posted by moes04silverado
i dont like how the inside was done - the runners should have been flush...not sticking up through the main runner
The runner length has something to do with it as well as getting equal air to all runners (no more lean #7 for instance). I'd like to see a more gentle bend going into the runners (more taper if you will) and some more plenum volume perhaps, but it's all speculation until I could measure it in my hands and see what cams would/wouldn't work with it. Intakes are surprizingly easy to calculate in theory for different combinations.
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