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GTJake

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final5-0 said:
I agree with the others in this thread about the low gain of a t/b upgrade. Lot of air has to flow before a BIG gain would be seen.

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Grady
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So not a big hit with the TB and 80mm PRO-M?

Jake
 

final5-0

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GTJake said:
So not a big hit with the TB and 80mm PRO-M?

Jake
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Jake

Please explain

Grady
 

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SuperDust22 said:
The 65mm, 70mm and the 75mm were all $159. But I just have never heard to Pro Producations. 94GTStang did you think getting a TB was a good buy. Did you pick up much power or throttle response. What does you GT run in the 1/4.
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I have a BBk unit and have had no problems with it.

I haven't ran the car since it was bone stock 4 years ago. I did get some better throttle response, but other then that I couldn't tell you. Plus it's been on for two years.
When I bought it, I was going to do heads and cam, but that plan has changed along with my bank account.
 

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VibrantRedGT said:
Yea RC and I got them at Summit. I've owned a BBK 65 and now a BBK 70. Had no problems with either.
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WERD!
We got our order together, had them polished at the same shop, had them put on within 2 weeks of each other, and so far no problems for either.

I believe they were $179 at Summit, then we paid $40 to have the top half (visible half) polished. No regrets at all!
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final5-0 said:
Jake

Please explain

Grady
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I was just wondering if you got your TB and 80mm PRO-M MAF on yet and if you noticed a difference?

Jake
 
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i have the bbk 70mm as well. i got the throttle body when all i had were exhaust mods and an intake. i saw no gain with it, but knew what my plans were for the car and bought it anyway. i would much rather spend the money once and grow into the parts than buy smaller now and need to upgrade later.
 

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If you get a 65mm now, you will have to grow A LOT for that not to be sufficient.

I was in a shop last year and read an article from like 3-4 yrs ago in 5.0 where a 70mm LOST HP on a motor with just exhaust done. The 65 had some gain.

The TB is an OVERRATED "power" mod!

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GTJake said:
I was just wondering if you got your TB and 80mm PRO-M MAF on yet and if you noticed a difference?

Jake
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Yes I got them on the car.

Put the tb on first cause it was an easy install and I wanted to see how much of a gain I got.

Tweecer showed I moved more air with the 65mm for sure. Low & mid range rpm felt stronger also. Top end seemed about the same but remember still using stock maf and catback at that time.

The Pro-m 80mm is big *** I'm talking really big!!!

I got it in the fender with a home made cai but not going to keep it that way. I was going to use a power pipe but that deal fell kinda fell by the wayside due to a different kind of pipe from what I was told.

I'm still dialing in the maf curve which means spark is pulled back and no WOT stuff so I can't say anything about what gain the maf will bring. I made a pull at 1/3 throttle to about 4k and Tweecer showed more air moved over same kind of pull with stock maf. To me that is a good sign.

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