Throtle Body Size
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Throtle Body Size
Originally Posted by CrimsonRacing
Unlessyou have forced induction anything over a 65MM is a pure waste.......</P>
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Nothing can be gained and you will be alot better off with the 65.</P>
If you change a throttle body to a 75mm, you can actually feel the difference in the way the car runs. I don't were you got that at.<IMG src=smileys/smiley1.gif border="0"></P>
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Throtle Body Size
Originally Posted by Cappi
u kidding?? with a 75mm t/b you will be a DOG if you dont have forcd induction or a HUGE mass air meter
Look a 75mm deffently doesn't hurt anything. It will only help with the more mods you do in the future. Believe me on this!</P>
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sorry but your wrong on this one tell me how a 75mm will help with a stock 55mm mass...your restriction is the mass and unless the exhuast end is improved the engine can not take in more air unless forced....I use just a 75 on a race prep s/c engine...why I have done over the years is buys a few maf's 65 thru 105... bigger is not always better...what is later mods need a 75? wait and put it on then you don't have to always have big mods for good power
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Throtle Body Size
YEah. Thats why i said. If you plan on doing other mods.Including the MASS AIR i hope that wouldn't be to far behind on the list of things todo. But i don't wanna see they have to buy a throttle body twice.<IMG src=smileys/smiley1.gif border="0">
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Throtle Body Size
dont get a new TB yet. wait till you get your combo in mind. then get it. to many ppl dont know s**t and just buy the parts that they think will help out but they will never use that piece so it will be a waste of money.
do research then mod. dont mod then research.
your stock one is fine for now.
do research then mod. dont mod then research.
your stock one is fine for now.
