70 or 75mm TB??

TrueBlue03

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i know there was a thread about this a while ago, but i cant seem to find it.
Im tryin to decide between 70mm and 75mm tb & plenum. I'm gettin a CAI along with it and then VT stg 1's in the near future.

Are they any disadvantages of goin with the 75mm?? will i lose a few hp low end? is it worthless for an N/A car?

 

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the way i was told was 70 for n/a and 75 for a blower

 

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from what ive read either one is fine and the 75 is usually good for 2-3hp more.. if it is just a little more get it... i plan on going 75mm and my biggst plans are to get VT stage1's and typhoon intake w/ a prochamber...

 

myponyrocks

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75 doesn't hurt N/A though so why not just go 75 from the get go.

 

csledd

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word.. go with 75, that's what I did. It will not hurt you either way.

 

Gearbanger 101

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75mm or bust.

 

97gtconv.

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75!!!

 

hognutz

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read all the old comparisons. It kind of depends on which plenum you buy. the C&L had better power with the 75mm no matter what. the accufab flowed the same with either. everbody thinks there is some magic rule of thumb and it is more about combo than anything.

if buying new I don't see any reason not get the 75mm. I have a 70mm because I bought a used accufab setup and did not care as 70mm performed just as well. so was happy to save the $120.

 

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Forget the TB, Damn you have a beautiful car....

 

TrueBlue03

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lol thanks for the compliment!
alright i guess im gonna go ahead and order the Accufab 75mm TB and Plenum. thanks guys :SNSign:

 

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I hav a 70 and 75. I got better throttle response with the 75mm.

 

GDawg

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I have an Accufab 75mm tb. It rocks! Much smoother than stock and hell of a lot better than the crappy MAC tb I bought first. I went with a 75mm mainly cause I'll be putting in a SC soon (in three more weeks).

 

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70mm

 

1low03gt

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I would say 75mm aswell,that is what my plans are for.

 

hotdog71

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Don't forget about BBK 75mm TB/P a bit cheaper but just as good as Acufab IMO

 

loosescrew79

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Alot of people on here go with a 75. If you are planning on doing the heads I would say go for the 75.
Heads are a litle ways down the line for me and a c&l plenum with a 75 mm is my next mod