BBK power-plus 70mm throttle body??
03-29-2005, 03:26 PM
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RE: BBK power-plus 70mm throttle body??
this is where i order it from, where i found the best price overall, shipping was great and so is their customer service. http://www.partshopper.com/fordmustang/index.asp?CartId={C65EE552-1AAF-4EVERESTB38-A795-3B80BED87A82} I will probley be ordering some deep dish rims form them also.
03-29-2005, 03:28 PM
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RE: BBK power-plus 70mm throttle body??
ORIGINAL: DIVER8374
this is where i order it from, where i found the best price overall, shipping was great and so is their customer service. http://www.partshopper.com/fordmustang/index.asp?CartId={C65EE552-1AAF-4EVERESTB38-A795-3B80BED87A82} I will probley be ordering some deep dish rims form them also.
this is where i order it from, where i found the best price overall, shipping was great and so is their customer service. http://www.partshopper.com/fordmustang/index.asp?CartId={C65EE552-1AAF-4EVERESTB38-A795-3B80BED87A82} I will probley be ordering some deep dish rims form them also.
03-29-2005, 03:35 PM
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RE: BBK power-plus 70mm throttle body??
I also got the predator tuner when i ordered mt tb/plenumn but i did not change any voltage on anything, so am not sure what that is that you read? All I did was install their performance tune, modified shift points and pressure, and am going to bump up my timeing a little more tonight when i get home. (btw i have a auto that is why i changed the shift points/pressure)
03-29-2005, 03:56 PM
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RE: BBK power-plus 70mm throttle body??
http://www.muscle-mustangs.com/howto_tbinstall.php
taken from step 7..
Reconnect the battery. Set the TPS voltage to be between .97 -.99 volts. Turn the key to the “ON” position. Setting the TPS can be done several ways. I used my predator to display the TPS voltage or using a voltmeter you can back probe the lower and middle wires on the TPS connector to monitor the voltage. Tighten the TPS down fully. Double-check the voltage after tightening because it can change as you tighten it down.
taken from step 7..
Reconnect the battery. Set the TPS voltage to be between .97 -.99 volts. Turn the key to the “ON” position. Setting the TPS can be done several ways. I used my predator to display the TPS voltage or using a voltmeter you can back probe the lower and middle wires on the TPS connector to monitor the voltage. Tighten the TPS down fully. Double-check the voltage after tightening because it can change as you tighten it down.
03-29-2005, 04:49 PM
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RE: BBK power-plus 70mm throttle body??
huh..... In the direction that i had for installing the tb&plenumn it said nothing about setting the tps sensor voltage, so i did not do anything with it. I have had no problems with my car sence installing it. not sure why your would neeed to do that. Unless when you buy a new one (which they did in the artical) you need to set the voltage.
03-29-2005, 04:56 PM
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RE: BBK power-plus 70mm throttle body??
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huh..... In the direction that i had for installing the tb&plenumn it said nothing about setting the tps sensor voltage, so i did not do anything with it. I have had no problems with my car sence installing it. not sure why your would neeed to do that. Unless when you buy a new one (which they did in the artical) you need to set the voltage.
huh..... In the direction that i had for installing the tb&plenumn it said nothing about setting the tps sensor voltage, so i did not do anything with it. I have had no problems with my car sence installing it. not sure why your would neeed to do that. Unless when you buy a new one (which they did in the artical) you need to set the voltage.