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I have a Ls1 engine and I have found a deal for both ls6 parts and ls2 parts would I have to do anythig to the ls1 block to make it work and if not what would you guys recomend using out of the two choices I have?
One thing that might be worth considering, is that you'll need to keep the LS1 throttle body. The LS2 and LS6 both use a drive-by-wire TB, while the LS1 has a throttle cable. If you wind up with an LS2/LS6 TB, you might be able to swap the cable drive guts onto it, but I'm not sure.
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The LS1 TB will fit the LS6 intake manifold, which is about 10 hp better than the LS2 intake. All of the LS6 stuff is compatible with your LS1 block, but on the LS2, some things were repositioned. Best to use the LS6 stuff, then sell whatever's left over.
I hate to seem unfriendly, but again, this is not so either. The 243s has different intake ports and different combustion chambers. The 243s not only have better flow, they also have better mixture / charge motion in the combustion chambers which by itself would help power, even without the improved flow, though the extra flow does help also. The 241 head has 66.67cc chambers, while the 243s are 64.45cc, according to GMPP. 243s are better, but will bolt right in place of 241s.
No need for an apology! If I am wrong then i am wrong, thank you for sharing information. :-) I think there is confusion with my post though.
I was saying the the 243's are the better casting the 241's The 243s are the LS2/6 (LS6/2 are the same casting, different valves, but the same springs) and the 241s (a different casting) is the LS1 casting.
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Originally Posted by Atilla the Fun
I hate to seem unfriendly, but again, this is not so either. The 243s has different intake ports and different combustion chambers. The 243s not only have better flow, they also have better mixture / charge motion in the combustion chambers which by itself would help power, even without the improved flow, though the extra flow does help also. The 241 head has 66.67cc chambers, while the 243s are 64.45cc, according to GMPP. 243s are better, but will bolt right in place of 241s.
Okay I decided to go with the ls6 parts but I do still have questions about set up's i was thinking about and could still use some input on it if that's okay
What i am debating on is buying a fast intake and giving the ls6 heads when i get them a stage 1 port job. Im wondering what MM intake would be best to use with the ls1 throttle body you guy's where talking about earler and can i still use the stock ls6 cam or do a have to replace it.