TBSS intake install on NBS
#21
I'm not expert on this, but you atleast need to modify the injector flow rate based on manifold pressure. Essentially with the 'vette filter you turn the fuel system into a pseudo-returnless style. Check out the difference between a 99-03 and 04 up factory tune. I've tuned one of these trucks with the NNBS intake swap, and originally I forgot to account for the change in fuel filter, and it caused all kinds of problems. Once i scaled the injectors properly everything was fine.
guys with the tbss already on. how much of a difference did ya feel after the swap? i saw a post where someone "claimed" they lost hp with switching to this intake? my buddy whos got one of the quickest tbss's in the midwest was the one who sold me the intake and informed me id probably gain 10-15 horse with my 4.8 before the cam, i trust his judgement id just like to know what your guys responses were
The TBSS intake always gained over the old intake, but in one test the LSXRT made 20rwhp over the TBSS.
Last edited by SweetS10V8; 12-14-2011 at 08:49 AM.
#22
im bout to do this swap myself, and the vette filet will plug directly into the inlet on the fuel rail and will the stock fuel lines connect right onto the back of the vette filter?
#23
Yes they can. There have been a few issues with the fuel lines rubbing on the firewall. you could hear the fuel going through the lines.
You could use about 2.5 ft of -6 an braided hose and loop it around from the filter to the fuel rail.
You could use about 2.5 ft of -6 an braided hose and loop it around from the filter to the fuel rail.
#24
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#25
thanks for the inputs guys, and i thought that was a load of **** when i heard it lol...as for the lsxrt it makes great numbers but for the dough, id honestly probably never buy it for how much it is, theres way more things id invest in rather than that
#26
not ALWAYS i know of 2 that didnt
heres one https://www.performancetrucks.net/fo...vement-478463/
I cant find the thread from my truck for some reason
heres one https://www.performancetrucks.net/fo...vement-478463/
I cant find the thread from my truck for some reason
Last edited by grey matter 04; 12-14-2011 at 11:22 PM.
#27
interesting...not tryin to be a douche or anything and correct me if im wrong but i didnt see anything about retuning in that post? i would think you would need to be retuned due to the different air/fuel mixture n im sure IAT might be a little different too. me being a 4.8 i really dont have a lot of lowend as it us but the truck rips from 2500 n up, i figured if i kept my gearing the way it was now with 488s and put a 3200 stall in id probably not really see any loss, just gain. and i guess with this intake most people said it feels exactly the same until 4k...i just dont wanna throw this on n be dissapointed ya know?
#29
not ALWAYS i know of 2 that didnt
heres one https://www.performancetrucks.net/fo...vement-478463/
I cant find the thread from my truck for some reason
heres one https://www.performancetrucks.net/fo...vement-478463/
I cant find the thread from my truck for some reason
AndyC3 did this swap and told me there was a huge difference above 4k. Dyno data supports this, but also shows a gain across the entire RPM range. This is in regards to 6,0 liter displacement, we need more testing on 4.8 and 5.3s to say either way. Maybe SweetS10V8 will divulge some of his data.
#30
Was just sharing my personal trial and error and also scooters who had the same out come.
I havent seen anyone yet come forward with track result from the intake swap only and retune for intake swap only..
I did the swap with before and after results from the track 6 days apart..
Even in my thread everyone said there was noway my truck slowed down but it did
I havent seen anyone yet come forward with track result from the intake swap only and retune for intake swap only..
I did the swap with before and after results from the track 6 days apart..
Even in my thread everyone said there was noway my truck slowed down but it did