Throttle body spacer?
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https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1357218
Read this thread. They can't hurt if you really want to just spend the money, but the only real difference is made on larger displacement engines. On our Hondas, the only thing you might see is a 1mpg increase in gas mileage.
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1357218
Read this thread. They can't hurt if you really want to just spend the money, but the only real difference is made on larger displacement engines. On our Hondas, the only thing you might see is a 1mpg increase in gas mileage.
more mpg....... this is prob. put of my leauge for doing it myself though...... but with a 17 gallon tank thats 17 more miles. so you get about 2 dollars back every time you fill up.... could save you some money later on. i like that....
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I like that kinda thinking...
I like that kinda thinking...
How about getting a "ported and polished" throtle body, and the intake manifold and do the same adding a "body spacer"... I'm sure a few ponnies would "pop in" the engine!
Of course they do something, the company could be sued by false advertisement if they didn't do absolutely nothing......
Of course they do something, the company could be sued by false advertisement if they didn't do absolutely nothing......
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