i75mm "HOLLEY" mustang throttlebody
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i75mm "HOLLEY" mustang throttlebody
i am putting an aftermarket 75mm throttlebody on my car. does anyone know anything about the TPS and IAC voltages being different... could i use my honda TPS on the mustang throttlebody? or could this not be a problem since im running a speed-pro?. can the speed-pro compensate for the diff tps and iac..im only askin cause i havent gotten a chance to use the speed-pro YET(after having it for over a year now) and have never used a mustang throttle body on a honda... nor do i have experience with mustang electrical systems or mustangs in general
any insight would be a help.
this is going on a fully built b18c(extrude honed jg edlebrock intake mani) if i cant get the stang throttlebody to fit,i plan on cutting off the "honda" flange that is on there and making my own flange, than welding it onto the mani...
i just orderd the tb from jegs today. i havent gotten it yet. so id like to know what im about to get myself into.
thanks guys!
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Re: i75mm "HOLLEY" mustang throttlebody (turboDA)
you'd use a ford tps with the speedpro...
i dont know about the holly tb's but wilsons work really well as do accufabs
oops you bought it already.. n/m
oh yeah, and a flange was also welded on for the throttle body to a str intake manifold... and fabbed up custom throttle cable bracket, worked well.
[Modified by FFgaeson, 2:26 PM 12/6/2002]
[Modified by FFgaeson, 2:27 PM 12/6/2002]
i dont know about the holly tb's but wilsons work really well as do accufabs
oops you bought it already.. n/m
oh yeah, and a flange was also welded on for the throttle body to a str intake manifold... and fabbed up custom throttle cable bracket, worked well.
[Modified by FFgaeson, 2:26 PM 12/6/2002]
[Modified by FFgaeson, 2:27 PM 12/6/2002]
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Re: i75mm "HOLLEY" mustang throttlebody (FFgaeson)
That TB in my opinion is way too big for any honda application. Even a built turbo engine would have problems keeping up with that kinda flow. You'd also have a lousy idle with that set-up. The injectors would have to have higher flow ratings as well.
I'd like to hear how you get set-up and how well it runs though.
[Modified by tzsir, 3:37 PM 12/6/2002]
I'd like to hear how you get set-up and how well it runs though.
[Modified by tzsir, 3:37 PM 12/6/2002]
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That TB in my opinion is way too big for any honda application. Even a built turbo engine would have problems keeping up with that kinda flow. You'd also have a lousy idle with that set-up. The injectors would have to have higher flow ratings as well.
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Re: i75mm "HOLLEY" mustang throttlebody (ekb18c)
I didn't know they made them that big. Wow, I guess I learned something today. Where do I find one of these 75mm babies.
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Re: i75mm "HOLLEY" mustang throttlebody (ekb18c)
Should work well. I'm using a Haltech and I can calibrate it to almost any TPS. I'm using a t/b from an Infinity Q45. It's 90mm at the opening and 85mm at the plate. Idles like stock and revs quick when you crack the throttle.
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thanks for the help guys...alot of people are telling me that i can also calibrtate my speed pro to the mustang sensors(tps and iac) something i wasnt aware of..still havent gotten to use the thing after having it for a year and 3 months now...my car will be running by march though..if i knew my speed pro could do that i wouldnt have asked the ? in the first place.....thanks guys
this is going on my race car... its a 92 civic si, has a deckplated b18c from GE, revhard equal length tubular ex. mani. turbonetics ceramic BB t66. i dont think ill have a problem with "not enough flow". i plan on boosting about 28 psi ...id post pics of it but i dont have any recent ones..the last pics i have are from august. it was at the atco event on the 25th or so...wasnt running yet just took it there to show it off its one of the nicest race cars.id say its equal to the quality of the Echo civic. and thats one clean car!
the reason im using the 75mm tb is because all 3 ft of my intercooler piping is 3 inch, so i would think using a tb that is about 3 inch would be a smart choice. i plan on puting out some real nice hp#'s with my car...im only running 1200 cc injectors and race gas though...i might switch to alcohol and get a bigger turbo in the future..depends if i can find some money somehow...either that or pick up a sponser sometime next season when my beast of a civic hits the track. i cant wait to drive this thing...ill have so much hp, i wont know what to do with it all
ive been building it for over a year and a half now(it got stolen from englishtown on may5th 2001) so im going all out this time around....
ps. i f- ing hate theives. they can all burn in hell ! DAMN LOW LIFES
[Modified by turboDA, 4:03 AM 12/7/2002]
this is going on my race car... its a 92 civic si, has a deckplated b18c from GE, revhard equal length tubular ex. mani. turbonetics ceramic BB t66. i dont think ill have a problem with "not enough flow". i plan on boosting about 28 psi ...id post pics of it but i dont have any recent ones..the last pics i have are from august. it was at the atco event on the 25th or so...wasnt running yet just took it there to show it off its one of the nicest race cars.id say its equal to the quality of the Echo civic. and thats one clean car!
the reason im using the 75mm tb is because all 3 ft of my intercooler piping is 3 inch, so i would think using a tb that is about 3 inch would be a smart choice. i plan on puting out some real nice hp#'s with my car...im only running 1200 cc injectors and race gas though...i might switch to alcohol and get a bigger turbo in the future..depends if i can find some money somehow...either that or pick up a sponser sometime next season when my beast of a civic hits the track. i cant wait to drive this thing...ill have so much hp, i wont know what to do with it all
ive been building it for over a year and a half now(it got stolen from englishtown on may5th 2001) so im going all out this time around....
ps. i f- ing hate theives. they can all burn in hell ! DAMN LOW LIFES
[Modified by turboDA, 4:03 AM 12/7/2002]
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Re: i75mm "HOLLEY" mustang throttlebody (turboDA)
i was surfing last night and came upon this page check it out, this is an australian site where a guy put a ford TB on a b16a with some how to's and instructions
http://www.teirney.net/civic/ThrottleBody.htm
http://www.teirney.net/civic/ThrottleBody.htm
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Re: i75mm "HOLLEY" mustang throttlebody (tzsir)
Hmm looks like I have to visit an Infiniti dealer. Can you mount a GM 3bar on the baby?
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Re: i75mm "HOLLEY" mustang throttlebody (tzsir)
Well, I wouldnt call it simple modification. Took me about a day to redrill holes, source a gasket, position, gasket match, etc..
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Re: i75mm "HOLLEY" mustang throttlebody (Jared)
Well I'll be making my own manifold so I don't really need to worry about that. I'll just need to re-mold it. I love this hobby I always det to play with the cool chemicals and tools.
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