Skunk2 tb on d16y7
New here just put a 70mm skunk2 tb on my d16y7 and car idles at 2000rpm iv tried everything only thing that works is unplugging the map sensor but it's undrivible that way I know that's oversized but they sent wrong one so i put it on anyways.. also found out wires to iacv are is there any way to delete that
New here just put a 70mm skunk2 tb on my d16y7 and car idles at 2000rpm iv tried everything only thing that works is unplugging the map sensor but it's undrivible that way I know that's oversized but they sent wrong one so i put it on anyways.. also found out wires to iacv are is there any way to delete that
A large replacement throttle body has no provision for a 3-wire IACV as needed on a stock D16Y7 intake manifold... so this will not function properly. The good news is that you ABSOLUTELY DO NOT NEED this at all... it will only LOSE power in the midrange and gain no power up top. I suggest you return it and get your $$$ back.
IF you were to install a Y8 Intake manifold (or equivalent), you could convert to a 2-wire IACV... but there is no stock ECU that would run this combination, so you would need to convert to a tunable engine management solution... and even then, as I stated above, it will lose power in the midrange and likely gain nothing at or near redline.
IF you were to install a Y8 Intake manifold (or equivalent), you could convert to a 2-wire IACV... but there is no stock ECU that would run this combination, so you would need to convert to a tunable engine management solution... and even then, as I stated above, it will lose power in the midrange and likely gain nothing at or near redline.
A large replacement throttle body has no provision for a 3-wire IACV as needed on a stock D16Y7 intake manifold... so this will not function properly. The good news is that you ABSOLUTELY DO NOT NEED this at all... it will only LOSE power in the midrange and gain no power up top. I suggest you return it and get your $$$ back.
IF you were to install a Y8 Intake manifold (or equivalent), you could convert to a 2-wire IACV... but there is no stock ECU that would run this combination, so you would need to convert to a tunable engine management solution... and even then, as I stated above, it will lose power in the midrange and likely gain nothing at or near redline.
IF you were to install a Y8 Intake manifold (or equivalent), you could convert to a 2-wire IACV... but there is no stock ECU that would run this combination, so you would need to convert to a tunable engine management solution... and even then, as I stated above, it will lose power in the midrange and likely gain nothing at or near redline.
Last edited by toyomatt84; Nov 5, 2017 at 08:57 AM.
Your photo shows a Y7 longblock with a Z6 Intake manifold... sitting in the engine bay of a 4G Civic or CRX. Now that you have posted the make, model, year of the chassis, could you please post the ECU being used, the wiring changes that have been done, and a more specific list of engine mods instead of simply saying a "D16Y7".
I figured it out I got a new map and changed tps... I was just trying to put a slightly bigger throttle body on for a little more pep didn't know they were going to send me one that damn big
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