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Originally Posted by Pocket  Hes talking about the truck coolant crossover, not the LS1 crossover. They are different
The truck one point strait up and runs right into a runner and other bends are too close to allow you to properly bolt the LS1 intake on. I tried to bend them clear but kinked it and sourced a LS1 crossover. They are very inexpensive since LS1 guys usually dont de-rib their LS6 intakes, they just buy the LS6 crossover
Easy way to ID
Truck outlet point strait up and goes to all 4 corners
LS1 points forward and goes to all 4 corners
LS6 points forward and only goes to the front corners. Rears are plugs |
I bent my pipe over just fine, my 2006 5.3 did not come with the cross-over type for all four corners, it came with the crossover in the front and the two plugs in the rear. You have three choices here:
1. use the cross-over pipe from the 5.3, cut the ribs on the bottom, and bend the pipe over, this would be the cheapest way to go.
2. run the ls1 cross-over but you would still have to cut the ribs off the bottom.
3. run the ls6 type crossover with the plugs in the back, doing it this way you wont have to cut the ribs.
my opinion, if the engine came with the cross-over pipe connected to all four corners of the cylinder head, then I would leave it this way.
