itb injector spray patten?
i would think that any pattern that atomize the fuel better would give you better mixture regardless of intake manifold used.
rdx and injector dynamics would be the ones i know
rdx and injector dynamics would be the ones i know
TWM ITB's have a tendency to stick. The adjustment screws are located in the worst possible place. The quality of manufacture is lacking. The throttles are too small to make serious power. Most conventional intake manifolds make more overall power. Tuning any ITB setup takes much longer to get right, thus costs more. ITBs do offer a smoother torque curve and are less subject to intake resonances, but all in all, the pitfalls outweigh the benefits, for most applications.
i already have the twm's so cost of purchase is not involved, never had a problem with sticking and adjustment isnt an issue on my race car.
i'm talking about the actual spray patten, ie, wide angle, narrow angle, twin jet or 4 jet etc.
i'm talking about the actual spray patten, ie, wide angle, narrow angle, twin jet or 4 jet etc.
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