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Upgrade TB on stock gt?

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Would upgrading to an FMS 65mm throttle body be of any benifit to a stock 94 gt with just exhaust?
 

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umm not really, it would be better to get a new intake manifold then get the throttle body, but even with a new intake manifold the stock throttle body should hold up fine untill you get other things. But i would definetely get the intake manifold before i got a new throttle body. I have a cobra intake manifold, and a stock throttle body, and i can feel a huge difference from the stock manifold. I don't think the stock throttle body is holding me back at all, for now at least.
 

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95GTV8 said:
umm not really, it would be better to get a new intake manifold then get the throttle body, but even with a new intake manifold the stock throttle body should hold up fine untill you get other things. But i would definetely get the intake manifold before i got a new throttle body. I have a cobra intake manifold, and a stock throttle body, and i can feel a huge difference from the stock manifold. I don't think the stock throttle body is holding me back at all, for now at least.
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For what it is worth ......................... I agree

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ok sounds good
 

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That and the fact that the opening on the bigger throttle body would be bigger than that of the stock manifold.....
 

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with stock heads and no power adderer, its worthless, keep it stock. spend money on something that will actually do something . stock tb flows more than enough for most applications, even modded ones
 

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btw, throttle response sucks if you put a bigger tb if you dont need it.
 

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95GTV8 said:
I have a cobra intake manifold, and a stock throttle body, and i can feel a huge difference from the stock manifold. I don't think the stock throttle body is holding me back at all, for now at least.
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that was basicly my first mod also. does "feel" nice. if you ever run the car shift @ 5000 rpms trust me, anything after you prob loose power. just speaking from my experiences
 
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