LLY / LBZ Mouthpiece Flow Data

[Off_Chart]

Thanks great info.... I just received my new AFE mouth piece wonder how that would stack up against the LBZ modified mouth piece....

[tater]

Bookmarked this thread to share with EVERYONE! I ordered my LBZ MP today, and can't wait to get it in there. I'm still gonna do the airbox mod this afternoon, and I'm gonna attempt to change up the tube from the airbox as well.

[rmstg2]

What tools are needed to install the LBZ mouth piece on the LLY.
Sorry if this a stupid question but I work on gas pots so it's time for me to learn diesels.

Bob H.

[whitetrash21]

Originally Posted by rmstg2

What tools are needed to install the LBZ mouth piece on the LLY.
Sorry if this a stupid question but I work on gas pots so it's time for me to learn diesels.

Bob H.

hacksaw and a beer. Pretty esay to do... any cheap ass wrench kit and you got it done...

[Killerbee]

There is more to it than that!!
Maybe one too many.

rmstg2, look at this picture of the 6 piece IOH kit.

http://members.cox.net/beekiller/GMC...%20Catalog.pdf

If you are going to do your own, you need grinding tools, suitable heat resistance reducer coupling and clamps, saw (band saw helps) and a few hours to research so that you don't make the common mistakes in this project.

I have IOH kits in stock now, with a 15 minute install, and no hassles.

Originally Posted by whitetrash21

hacksaw and a beer. Pretty esay to do... any cheap ass wrench kit and you got it done...

[whitetrash21]

Originally Posted by Killerbee

There is more to it than that!!
Maybe one too many.

rmstg2, look at this picture of the 6 piece IOH kit.

http://members.cox.net/beekiller/GMC...%20Catalog.pdf

If you are going to do your own, you need grinding tools, suitable heat resistance reducer coupling and clamps, saw (band saw helps) and a few hours to research so that you don't make the common mistakes in this project.

I have IOH kits in stock now, with a 15 minute install, and no hassles.

Hacksaw, couple wrenches, and a few beers then. Had mine done and pcv taken care of in 30 minutes.

[rmstg2]

Thanks for the replies fellows. I'm thinking the kit is the way to go. And of course a couple beers.

Bob H.