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Should a T/B feel this good?!

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5ohhh

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Welp I have one more mod to add to my sig and its a 70MM BBK Throttle Body. Yesterday I took my car out and wow....this thing pulls up top and I am very impressed. I have had some people tell me that with my stock Throttle Body I wouldent feel a difference from my Stock Intake to My GT-40. So maybe the Intake is starting to do its job or something but i was really impressed with how my car pulled up top yesterday. Anyone think this is normal or is it in my head? The car went 4-0 in some street racing yesterday so i might have to post some kill stories later. I busted up a 3000 GT that my buddy has which is a quick ass car up top. Shot down 2 14 second GT Probes one which was supercharged and then to top it all of shot down a 95 Cobra with Full Exhaust a short throw and 3:73's. The last one made me extremly happy and the 2 Guys in the cobra gave me the thumbs up so life was good. Anyways.....any feedback on the vibe i got from the throttle body would be appreciated.
 

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Thats impossible. A tb that big should only be used on a supercharged john force funny car. Anything else and it'll lose power everywhere since its "so huge"
 
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Get a 75mm at a min.
 

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65mm is teh best
 

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Grn92LX said:
Thats impossible. A tb that big should only be used on a supercharged john force funny car. Anything else and it'll lose power everywhere since its "so huge"
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OK Smart Ass common sense tells you that if the Throttle Body and Mass Air Housing are the same size then they will obviously work better together. Right now Im running stock mass air because I refuse to buy a C&L and god knows when Granatelli will ever make one. Whats the point in having a Huge ass throttle body when there is a smaller mass air housing infront of it restricting the air in the first place??? Numbers will tell the story this weekend when I go to the track.....so far my seat of the pants meter has been dead on with every mod I have had so when I go 13.6's and break Triple Digits in the MPH ill say told you so
 

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Ok duesh bag, apparently you were born w/o a sense of humor. I was KIDDING. Most of the guys on here know me as the one who recommends bigger tb's.

And reading your response you contradicted yourself LOL..

Whats the point in having a Huge ass throttle body when there is a smaller mass air housing infront of it restricting the air in the first place???
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5ohhh said:
OK Smart Ass common sense tells you that if the Throttle Body and Mass Air Housing are the same size then they will obviously work better together. Right now Im running stock mass air because I refuse to buy a C&L and god knows when Granatelli will ever make one. Whats the point in having a Huge ass throttle body when there is a smaller mass air housing infront of it restricting the air in the first place??? Numbers will tell the story this weekend when I go to the track.....so far my seat of the pants meter has been dead on with every mod I have had so when I go 13.6's and break Triple Digits in the MPH ill say told you so
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I think he was being sarcastic. Throttle body's are the butt of a bunch of jokes on stangnet. Some guys swear that a 65mm TB can handle up to 600hp. whatever, i like my 70mm
 

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aww come on guys, be nice
 

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i went with that exact same TB...... and GRN92LX, is always telling people to go with a large tb....... was kinda a joke...... Take it easy........lol


BBK 70MM rocks...........lol
 

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I just switched from 65mm to 70mm with my Fox swap and I'm happy with the result.
Tim
 

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Paul-Wall said:
Get a 75mm at a min.
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I was gonna say 90MM.. If a 60 makes "X" amt of power, then a 90 should make 50% more

RC
 
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It prolly helped, but going 3-0 against 2 Probes and a 3000GT is nothing to talk about in public.
 
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94GTLaserRC said:
I was gonna say 90MM.. If a 60 makes "X" amt of power, then a 90 should make 50% more

RC
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Yup, my thoughts also. I wish I could run a 90mm, prob make atleast 20hp more
 

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Hey "Paul" ... You seem like a cool guy.

Welcome to stangnet.

What kinda power is that 306 making with your (what kind of) blower?

RC
 

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What's the stock? 60mm? So what's the facts after dyno-ing with 65,70,75mm?
 

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What's the stock? 60mm? So what's the facts after dyno-ing with 65,70,75mm?
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1.8HP at 7000RPM
 

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Ya know, people (not just stangnetters) said I was crazy when I thought putting the FMS 65mm TB was a big difference. But I thought the driveability, pedal feel, and THROTTLE RESPONSE improved quite a bit with the new unit. It wasn't a SOTP thing like pullies or the O/R pipe, it just seemed like everything worked better.
 

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stock t/b is 56 mm i believe but dont quote me on that. anytime you can cram more air into the engine it helps, now once he gets better heads and cam it will really help him out.
 

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No doubt there are a couple hp to be picked up by getting a T/B on a H/C/I motor, but you should not get that type of improvement.

Should have gone with a ported 90mm and a stock intake
 

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Scott_95GT said:
No doubt there are a couple hp to be picked up by getting a T/B on a H/C/I motor, but you should not get that type of improvement.

Should have gone with a ported 90mm and a stock intake
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lmao



jason......
 
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