Larger throttle body & intake manifold
cyberrexer
04-10-2003, 05:18 AM
Theoretically what would be the gains from a 70mm throttle body along with a port and polished intake manifold which has been port matched to the 70mm throttle body. I take it the ECU would need to be remapped, but would I need larger injectors? If so what would be my options/price.
Any problems I could possibly encounter? Also would this put me in good stead for a possible turbo application in the future.
Any advise appreciated.
Thanks!
Any problems I could possibly encounter? Also would this put me in good stead for a possible turbo application in the future.
Any advise appreciated.
Thanks!
cyberrexer
04-10-2003, 09:09 AM
Anyone?:rolleyes:
91civicDXdude
04-10-2003, 10:03 AM
in the best case scenario, i'd say you'll get about 10hp from the throttle body
mellowboy
04-10-2003, 12:44 PM
Thats too big. U'll lose torque. I'd go with 64-66 mm.
civickiller
04-10-2003, 05:06 PM
your car will learn and adjust to the new amount of air going into the engine
kris
04-10-2003, 08:08 PM
It will do more harm then good, if other stuff is not done first. What have you done to the head? Vavle job? P&P on intake and exaust, header, exhaust?
If you dont work on those things first, you wont gain anything.
If you dont work on those things first, you wont gain anything.
cyberrexer
04-11-2003, 04:15 AM
Thanks for the replies, so far I have a HKS header, induction, custom exhaust and Hondata chip. I’ve been told the car will adjust to a certain point but not that much. As I have a Hondata chip re-mapping isn’t a problem, but would I need larger injectors?
The throttle body comes with a port and polished intake manifold to match. Didn’t realise about the loss in torque though.
The throttle body comes with a port and polished intake manifold to match. Didn’t realise about the loss in torque though.
SiZ
04-11-2003, 02:14 PM
How the hell are you going to lose torque?! Do people even know how HP is made?! Geeze. :rolleyes:
IM and TB would be a good next step, then it would probably be a good idea to get a cam.. You shouldn't need bigger injectors, your car really shouldn't be demanding that much more fuel just from basic bolt ons.
IM and TB would be a good next step, then it would probably be a good idea to get a cam.. You shouldn't need bigger injectors, your car really shouldn't be demanding that much more fuel just from basic bolt ons.
cyberrexer
04-11-2003, 02:31 PM
I've been told that the injectors run almost flat out at peak power on a stock SiR, there isn't much headroom (and winding the fuel pressure up is a bit of a bodge). :rolleyes:
mellowboy
04-12-2003, 02:48 AM
Originally posted by SiZ
How the hell are you going to lose torque?! Do people even know how HP is made?! Geeze. :rolleyes:
Well my boy bought BBK tb for his gsr. He lost tq! 113 lbs of tq when he dyno'ed:rolleyes: I'll see if he has dyno sheets for his ride.
How the hell are you going to lose torque?! Do people even know how HP is made?! Geeze. :rolleyes:
Well my boy bought BBK tb for his gsr. He lost tq! 113 lbs of tq when he dyno'ed:rolleyes: I'll see if he has dyno sheets for his ride.
BigBearWest
04-12-2003, 03:57 AM
Any one know where i could pick up a 70mm TB for cheap
civickiller
04-12-2003, 08:27 AM
see waht more air does is it keeps the torque up at higher rpm instead of going down. so with the torque leveling off, and not dropping, u get an incease in hp up high
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