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Old 02-22-2004, 03:29 PM
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Re: Throttle Body

the 70mm SVO is still a viable option for the 4.6 since it does flow more cfm over stock (SVO is swirl polished, while stock is not and = 70mm, restricted by various MAF and Intake design factors). The best option IMO is the BBK 75mm throttle body that I have; It's for 96+ mustangs but fits fine on 94-95 tbirds.

Problem is: I had to remove mine because I'm waiting for a Chip upgrade. Throttle Body's and MAFs won't work properly until you program the comp to know they're "there" so to speak. I ran it with it on, and it does flow A LOT more air and improve high mph performance, but for daily stop-n-go driving NOT good. Internally there's much more air than fuel to burn so combustion lag is horrible.

NOTE: for NA engines, 75mm is plenty big enough, and in unison with a larger (73,76,77,80mm) MAF, will do wonders for performance. The best combo would be an SVO 70mm + 73mm MAF, or a more radical BBK 75mm + 76,77,80MM MAF.

for purchase check:

www.cncperformance.com

www.cnlperformance.com

www.bbkperformance.com

www.fordracingparts.com
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