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So I'm getting ready to order kooks long tubes, off road y-pipe, potentially a cai and the 6.2 intake and t/b. I work at a repair facility and get a deal on dealer parts. Is it worth the extra $200 for the ported t/b? Also 1 7/8 or 3/4 long tubes on a n/a engine. Cost isn't much different, but I don't want to have any adverse effects going too big.

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Just wondering if the 5.3 intake manifold COVER with fit on the 6.2 intake manifold? Thanks

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Needs some help so what would be better than I have a 5.3 should I go Holley intake or the 6.2 intake I have headers about to do a stage 3 cam s&b intake and a 3400,3600 stall converter 

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On 1/15/2024 at 4:38 PM, Astrodrizzy said:

Needs some help so what would be better than I have a 5.3 should I go Holley intake or the 6.2 intake I have headers about to do a stage 3 cam s&b intake and a 3400,3600 stall converter 

What’s the goal? What’s the main purpose of the truck? Hi ram will move your powerband wayyyyy up. You’ll lose your low end TQ. You’ll need to run a looser stall with the hi ram. 

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On 2/2/2021 at 6:08 AM, durandetto said:

So I'm getting ready to order kooks long tubes, off road y-pipe, potentially a cai and the 6.2 intake and t/b. I work at a repair facility and get a deal on dealer parts. Is it worth the extra $200 for the ported t/b? Also 1 7/8 or 3/4 long tubes on a n/a engine. Cost isn't much different, but I don't want to have any adverse effects going too big.

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Highly considering the same setup as you described. How did this turn out for you? 

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