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Old 03-11-2004, 01:12 PM
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ITB or Turbo?

I have a 91 crx si and am thinking about getting a individual throttlebody, but i was looking at reviews on the web and people said that you lose a lot of gas mileage and that it only gives top end. i race , so i wanted to know what would be better an ITB or turbo.
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Re: ITB or Turbo?

what engine setup are you using? imo turbo is the cheapest and most efficient way to get power.
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Turbo all the way, you can put together a nice junkyard turbo setup for relatively cheap, or go with a kit already put together for a little more, and have much more fun with it than the ITB. A little more spendy now, but more fun in the long run.
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Unless you're a real all-motor freak, turbo will be better. Although, there are some pretty sweet ITB setups you can make for cheap.
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Re: ITB or Turbo?



Some dude on www.ef-forums.com (i think?) just did a IDT swap on his dohc ZC. So try and go check out that post. ITB will fucking scream too, that would be sweet.

But turbo will probably be more reliable for a daily driver.
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Re: ITB or Turbo?

unless you have very high compression (12:1), a humongous lumpy cam, and massive headwork, individual throttle bodies are a waste of time and money, unless you just want that "bling bling" factor :S
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what does one of these individual throttle bodies look like??

i havent heard of this before, what are the pros and cons of it?
pics would be good to see, just wanna learn more stuff
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ITB's curteousy of HMT.
how about go both but anyhow IMO turbo will by far allow you to gain more hp over the itb's anyday with any amount of money. the only thing i like about itb's is the distinct sound they produce. IMO id rather go carbed than switch to itb's
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ahhhhhh, thats what that is! i've seen those b4 lol, just didnt know what they were called

can u put those on a dpfi car?? or will u hafta convert to mpfi for that still??
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ahhhhhh, thats what that is! i've seen those b4 lol, just didnt know what they were called

can u put those on a dpfi car?? or will u hafta convert to mpfi for that still??
hahaha that would be hilarious to see itb's on a dpfi civic!
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can u put those on a dpfi car?? or will u hafta convert to mpfi for that still??
hmmmmmn itb's on dpfi....u could install them without c onverting to mpfi but youll never use them :P if you could find a way to mount them on the mani im sure u would kill those cute lil injectors those itb's if i remember came off a suzuki gsxr 750. i was lookin at one time a set off of a honda cbr 954 r, from what ive read the factory tps on the itb's will plug right into out ef plug or something like that?
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