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Old 08-20-2012, 08:13 AM   #1
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What do y'all recommend I just got steeda cai now I want need TB

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What do y'all recommend I just got steeda cai now I want need TB
Go with getting a Exhaust instead, I've been informed by many Techs, that a TB is not all that important or necessary.

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I don't know how intense the Emissions testing is in Texas, but a "Tuner" is another item you can get.

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Old 08-20-2012, 08:47 AM   #3
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Go with getting a Exhaust instead, I've been informed by many Techs, that a TB is not all that important or necessary.

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I don't know how intense the Emissions testing is in Texas, but a "Tuner" is another item you can get.
I already have borla exhaust,,,, long tubes o/r x pipe
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Re: throttle body

IMO TB should be almost last bolt on. Tuner, gears, pulleys should be next IMO. Always go for appearence.
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I already have borla exhaust,,,, long tubes o/r x pipe
Both.
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What do y'all recommend I just got steeda cai now I want need TB
I felt great gains with TB+Plenum
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I felt great gains with TB+Plenum
I agree, very good throttle response too
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Re: throttle body

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I felt great gains with TB+Plenum
What size did u go with?
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IMO TB should be almost last bolt on. Tuner, gears, pulleys should be next IMO. Always go for appearence.
The reason I ask is cause I wanted to buy CAI and TB + plenum together but I just got CAI so now I'm wanting to finish the kit u know +tuner bama???
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Re: throttle body

That's cool. You know it all helps so you can't go wrong. Unless you get a 90mm TB lol. I'd go 70 or 75 tops.
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my boy is f
running 90mm mas air 4 inch intake 90mm tb with eddie junior intake mani that ***** rips!
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That's cool. You know it all helps so you can't go wrong. Unless you get a 90mm TB lol. I'd go 70 or 75 tops.
I was looking into 75mm trick flow kit from wat u hear its got a mini whistle to it

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I was looking into 75mm trick flow kit from wat u hear its got a mini whistle to it
From what I** hear
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I would go with a 70mm. You really won't get full gains of a CAI without the throttle body combo. Getting a lot of air in like that is good and a nice exhaust helps getting all the air out.
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I'd go bbk 78mm
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What size did u go with?
70mm .. Any higher is pointless
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70mm .. Any higher is pointless
Agree
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70mm .. Any higher is pointless
Any Bigger than that on an NA motor can actually hinder performance. It's not all about the amount of air it flows but the velocity of the air is just as important
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Re: throttle body

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70mm .. Any higher is pointless
That's what I was thinking
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Old 08-20-2012, 04:17 PM   #20
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70mm .. Any higher is pointless
Ok glad u said something now....does brand make a difference? Or not really wat about spacer?
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Ok glad u said something now....does brand make a difference? Or not really wat about spacer?
Im running Professional Products and had to modify mine to fit the throttle cable in..

They sell Trickflow for a decent price.. And I dont think brand matters but thats just me.. BBK is pricey..

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Im running Professional Products and had to modify mine to fit the throttle cable in..

They sell Trickflow for a decent price.. And I dont think brand matters but thats just me.. BBK is pricey..
Spacer for plenum ? Or ThrottleBody
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I have the Trickflow combo and I love it
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Im running Professional Products and had to modify mine to fit the throttle cable in..

They sell Trickflow for a decent price.. And I dont think brand matters but thats just me.. BBK is pricey..

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Spacer for plenum ? Or ThrottleBody
I was told today that the TB makes a difference........

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I have the Trickflow combo and I love it
What's in that combo kit?
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I was told today that the TB makes a difference........

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What's in that combo kit?

Throttlebody+Plenum
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Old 08-20-2012, 07:35 PM   #25
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Ok.
Now my big question is 70 75 78mm????????
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Ok.
Now my big question is 70 75 78mm????????
Unless you have a Vortech Supercharger or a Turbo or Nitrous dont go above A 70mm Throttlebody.

If your all Motor stick with a 70mm Throttle Body Its the perfect about of air for your engine.
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Over 70mm you lose power. Unless your supercharged or have nos.
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Thank y'all very much 70mm TB+ plenum it is!
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Thank y'all very much 70mm TB+ plenum it is!
Let us know how you like the new throttle response!
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The 75mm always gives more horsepower than the 70mm it also is beneficial to FI but when it comes down to racing its like it's Probebly like a couple of thousands of a second difference in 1/4 mile b/w 70 and 75. I'd go with the 75. Idk much about the 78. I went with 75 but I have a lot of mods. did help a lot in acceleration! my suggestion 75. Really does help throttle response

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Oh trick flow combo is the way to go off AM
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Dyno test prove anything bigger than a 70mm loses power on a motor without supercharger/turbo or NOS. I'm sure it's not a lot but it is proven.
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The 75mm always gives more horsepower than the 70mm it also is beneficial to FI but when it comes down to racing its like it's Probebly like a couple of thousands of a second difference in 1/4 mile b/w 70 and 75. I'd go with the 75. Idk much about the 78. I went with 75 but I have a lot of mods. did help a lot in acceleration! my suggestion 75. Really does help throttle response

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Oh trick flow combo is the way to go off AM
I don't have many mods at all still in the process lol
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C&l dyno tested with there's and it showed higher horsepower.. Hmm well I'll be going to the races with it to try my new throttle body out I guess I will see if I lost power or not.
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C&l dyno tested with there's and it showed higher horsepower.. Hmm well I'll be going to the races with it to try my new throttle body out I guess I will see if I lost power or not.
Have you had the 70mm before? American muscle recommend the 70mm because they stated anything higher is pointless. Not saying your wrong or anything just saying what I was told by them and the dyno everything.
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Have you had the 70mm before? American muscle recommend the 70mm because they stated anything higher is pointless. Not saying your wrong or anything just saying what I was told by them and the dyno everything.
Ima take ur word on this!

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