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Old 07-19-2005, 01:29 AM
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Question intake manifold and throttle body question

i've got a 97 integra gs 4 dr. i'm looking at buying a skunk 2 intake manifold and a bbk 70mm throttle body. what do you guys think of this set up?? will i lose any power or pressure with this set up?? any other reccomendations??
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Re: intake manifold and throttle body question

From what i understand, you dont need a bigger throttle body unless you have some seriouse horsepower, other wise you will lose hp. As for the Intake manifold, i say go for it, that should help out some.
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Re: intake manifold and throttle body question

TB way to big for near stock and intake mani leave alone till you are making more power they arn't bad parts.

your motor would do well with some cams and head work.

J/W what are your current mods?
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