Check this setup out!!!!
You may want to look into the dh-racing.com throttle body. It is a new design 74 mm opening with a taper down to 66 mm plate. The butt dyno liked it on my built dh-racing.com motor vs my old 68 mm throttle body.
haha the butt dyno.....
with any decent motor build set up, you have to blend all of the individual parts together so they work well on one motor set up.
i can see how a throttle body would give you an increase in air, which is the life support for your motor, but from the same end needs necessary A/F mixture to run at max potential.
I mean, without this whats the point of building at all?
with any decent motor build set up, you have to blend all of the individual parts together so they work well on one motor set up.
i can see how a throttle body would give you an increase in air, which is the life support for your motor, but from the same end needs necessary A/F mixture to run at max potential.
I mean, without this whats the point of building at all?
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also, injectors are a must
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what would be good injectors 450cc?
also, injectors are a must
</TD></TR></TABLE>what would be good injectors 450cc?
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dude put sealant wherever anything goes.
oil pump, water pump, even sensors just for the gratification of doing it. basically only the places that fluid passes through.
theres no fluid passing through bearings, but still new ones need to be refreshed, cause it can throw off the balance of the motor.
hope this helps.
oil pump, water pump, even sensors just for the gratification of doing it. basically only the places that fluid passes through.
theres no fluid passing through bearings, but still new ones need to be refreshed, cause it can throw off the balance of the motor.
hope this helps.
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those inj. will make u lean, look into some 440-460 then tune w/ hondata.
those inj. will make u lean, look into some 440-460 then tune w/ hondata.
make sure you are able to run on pump gas with that kinda set-up, I am thinking you will need at least 440 RC to be tunned right. Good luck on your build.


