I saw a throttle body spacer made by obx for the h22,and was wondering if there is any advantage to this.I belive it is an inch wide,and has some spiral cuts on it.I searched and didnt see any topics,nor have I seen or heard of these before.

Does anybody have any insight on these?Are they garbage,do they do anything?

 

i had a helix one and ended up taking it off. i found out it was only 56mm and that really killed the idea of having a 70 mm tb. what is the opening on the obx?

 

Idk it says 2.35 inches......whats the conversion to mm.

 

Search man, throttle body spacers are gay. They do nothing.

 

nevermind its 60mm,what is the stock h22 tb?

 

Thanks hawkz......thats all I was wondering.I was just curious about the function.

 

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Glad I didn't offend you

They have a function on carbed engines, in that it helps to mix the fuel with the added space and turbulence, but on our fuel injected engine it's just useless as the fuel is added way after the throttle body. Plus on carbed engines you can also make them out of a heat resistant plastic that keeps the carb cooler.

 

Right on,thanks again.