Hi guys

my 2000 s2000 have a problem , it become slow suddenly when i drive it on 130 km/h like to no fuel but when pushing again it become fine

i take it to the Honda garage in thy told me that the throttle body have a trouble you most change it .

the throttle body was the stock one.

the price is nearly the same as the spoon 70.1mm > what i am thinking is to put a performance one like spoon or what you advice me .

guys i need your advice what should i do , is it a good idea to put spoon 70.1mm or what is the best ?

what is the recwaires to make it is it only programing or change ecu or nothing?

 

I'm not a gay LOL. And you won't really gain any power from a tbaybe 1 or 2 whp your throttle response will proove though

 

hey ***s

 

sorry for my bad english :-)

you mean that i will not gain any hp ??

but the air will come faster and more more than the stock throttle , what sould i do to gain hp from the big throttle??
what is the size i need ?? is the spoon 70.1 bigger than i need or ?

sorry agin for my bad english

 

You are going to have to try and be more clear about your problem. Is the car getting slow at 130km when at wide open throttle or just part throttle and normal operation condition. You can always trying taking off your intake and spraying some throttle body cleaner in as well as doing a sea foam treatment. Both of these products can be found at most automotive supply stores, or on the net.

 

thanx white smoke for your reply

the that problem come on normal driving, i will try the throtlle cleaner

but the honda mechanic say the problem from the TP sensor and that sensor bulid on the throttle body as a one pec and it is didnot come seprat it is come with the throttle body assy.

if the seluotion is cleaning then the mehanic will clean it but i donot thing so

 

You can check the sensor yourself ya know... It can cause this problem but I never rely solely on what one mechanic says.

Have you tried the map whack? This is usually under harder acceleration though.

Here is a very detailed thread about how to fix the TPS for under 100$!

 

DO NOT sea foam anything. that is absolutely the dumbest suggestion i have heard in a while. sounds to me like the techs you took it to diagnosed it as a faulty tps (throttle position sensor) if thats the case sea foam or cleaner will do nothing for it. honda recommends replacing the entire throttle body instead of just the tps sensor. you can actually probably adjust it and fix the problem. honda states they arent serviceable and in later years they started bolting the tps sensors on with tamper proof bolts (look like rivets) instead of torx bolts. the holes are still slotted for adjustment. i personally would first try adjusting the tps myself. Just slot the heads of the bolts with a grinder and back them out with a flat head screw driver. then replace the bolts with some the same size just with a different head.

 

yea you will **** **** up if you sea foam, I dont recommend.

 

i got an extra throttle body if needed... PM me if you want it...

 

I have sea foamed probably over 50 cars in my lifetime including ALL of my personal cars, some on more then one occasion. I even sea foam my 700HP B-series motor. There is absolutely NOTING wrong with this treatment and I recommend it to anyone. Just be sure you follow the directions and change your oil afterwords. I usually change my plugs afterwords as well.