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Old 04-17-2009, 05:55 AM
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performance parts

ok guys quick questions for ya. as usual i'm askin for my 01 impala LS with the 3800...

what is the point function and purpose of a throttle body spacer for the impala?

what does a wider throttle body do for me other than increased air flow?

does anyone have these mods and what are the results for you?


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Re: performance parts

They claim they make the air Tumble, which makes for better Mixing of fuel and air in the combustion chamber.... I personly don't think they do dick all for Our cars. save your money.
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Re: performance parts

thats what they say for both mods? and i was kinda thinkin the same with it bein fuel injected...

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