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89five0

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well my mods are in my sig and i was wondering if a 65mm throttle body will make a difference at all. I was just wanting to know if this will help if if there will be a noticable difference. any brands reccommended? thanks
Trey
 

speedracer238

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yes
 

1986LX2002

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Accufab.
 

90mustangGT

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Go ahead and get the TMOSS lower and slap a 65mm Accufab TB and EGR plate, don't forget an upgraded MAF like the C&L 73 or 76mm unit. You'll feel a difference in throttle responce and the car will breath a lot better.
 
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Yes - and since you seem to like BBK...stick with it
 

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If you're going to stick a bigger tb on the stock intake you *really* should port-match it. The stock intake port is only 60mm. If you stick a 65mm tb on a 60mm opening you won't really see any benefits, if anything the turbulence from the air hitting a hard edge might cost you some power.
 

tmoss

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jb89coupe said:
If you're going to stick a bigger tb on the stock intake you *really* should port-match it. The stock intake port is only 60mm.
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Everyone I have ever measured has been 63mm - but it is still a good idea (and easy to do) to open it up to 65-67mm.
 
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1Slow5oh

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How is it easy to open the intake to 65-67?

Can I do it myself?
 
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yeah buy a porting and polishing kit from summit if you want it realy smooth otherwise just use a grinding stone on a die grinder or dremel tool. Just open up the intake by removing aluminum so its just as big as the TB.
 

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If you use a stone, be sure to use lots of spray lube in it to keep the aluminum from laoding up the stone pours.
 

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yes and I too like BBK/Edelbrock
 
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