Throttle Body... is bigger always better ?
On n/a apps.... ppl always upgrade to ITR units so they get the 60+ mm good stuff... but other manufacturers sell 65, 67, 68, 70... hell 72 mm units... understandably... the huge ****'s are for f/i cars... but does a bigger unit always work better on n/a apps ?
For instance... on a stock or light build... will throwing a 68mm on a matched intake manifold be overkill ? Or do you go just go with a stock R unit... or do you go ***** out with a 72mm monster (as big as u can afford) ?
I know that not every application is best for an engine... but how do you decide what t/b size you should shoot for ?
I tried wading thru the classifieds and f/s posts when I searched t/b's....
For instance... on a stock or light build... will throwing a 68mm on a matched intake manifold be overkill ? Or do you go just go with a stock R unit... or do you go ***** out with a 72mm monster (as big as u can afford) ?
I know that not every application is best for an engine... but how do you decide what t/b size you should shoot for ?
I tried wading thru the classifieds and f/s posts when I searched t/b's....
Just installed a 68mm throttle plate size on a matched Aebs intake on my jdm B18cr spoon engine
Very impressive improvement of throttle response and gain everywere.
Obviously you have to upgrade your intake system ( Mugen airbox was my choice)
Very impressive improvement of throttle response and gain everywere.
Obviously you have to upgrade your intake system ( Mugen airbox was my choice)
seach in the thread i have created in forum i made a thread asking the same quetsion and it was answered by don f
its all about the quality of flow not the amount or size of the flow, is i think what he said
its all about the quality of flow not the amount or size of the flow, is i think what he said
in boosted appiclations it would slow down the velosity or force of the air entering the manifold. in n/a i dont think it could hurt unless you dont port match
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just put my 68mm inner diameter on my port matched itr manifold with aem itr 3in cai and throttle response is amazing.. I came from a stock b16 throttle body before, this is on a i/h/e ITR motor..
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what size would you guys recommend for a 81.5mm/ 11.8 comp/ Sk2 IM/ S2S2 cam'd b18c...right now its on a stock gsr tb with a 2.75" CAI, it pulls hard but feels like it gets choked up up top.
on an n/a too big can hurt #'s as well as too small. it all depends on what the build is. what i would recommend though, if ur looking to buy a new tb and ur on a budget, contact tom at camp1320 and ask him about the power enterprise tb (i think this is what its called). its only like $160 brand new looks alot like oem btw.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by an2ny888 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">hmm that's strange, considering the spoon tb is only a 62mm that tapers up to a 70mm at the opening</TD></TR></TABLE>
I believe Spoon does make a 70mm t/b.
But on stock head (unported) and without upgraded cams... does it even make sense to go with a larger t/b ?
Everyone is saying throttle response... am I to assume low end is enhanced AS WELL as top end ?
I believe Spoon does make a 70mm t/b.
But on stock head (unported) and without upgraded cams... does it even make sense to go with a larger t/b ?
Everyone is saying throttle response... am I to assume low end is enhanced AS WELL as top end ?
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