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if i change the size of the throttle boddy on my EB what else needs to be done?.
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How about the MAF sensor???? They choke the crap out of them.
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Nothing really. But no real point in doing so. Save the money for intake and/or heads.
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One Drone wrote: Nothing really. But no real point in doing so. Save the money for intake and/or heads.
i have GT40s on it now
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If you use a 65mm t-body from a Falcon you will need to port the EGR spacer and intake throat to match. If you use one from the U.S. you will also need to modify the ball position on the throttle bellcrank because it's(normally) on the other side.
Don't use larger than a 70mm t-body because you will reduce performance. A 65mm t-body will increase peformance on a stock engine even with the stock 55mm MAF. Pete. |
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XR9UTE wrote: If you use a 65mm t-body from a Falcon you will need to port the EGR spacer and intake throat to match. If you use one from the U.S. you will also need to modify the ball position on the throttle bellcrank because it's(normally) on the other side.
Don't use larger than a 70mm t-body because you will reduce performance. A 65mm t-body will increase peformance on a stock engine even with the stock 55mm MAF. Pete. ok i will see what i have and if its smaller than the 65mm t-body i will change it to the 65mm t-body and see how that goes
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BuNtEr wrote: XR9UTE wrote: If you use a 65mm t-body from a Falcon you will need to port the EGR spacer and intake throat to match. If you use one from the U.S. you will also need to modify the ball position on the throttle bellcrank because it's(normally) on the other side. Don't use larger than a 70mm t-body because you will reduce performance. A 65mm t-body will increase peformance on a stock engine even with the stock 55mm MAF. Pete. ok i will see what i have and if its smaller than the 65mm t-body i will change it to the 65mm t-body and see how that goes If yours is stock it will be 60mm. Only GT's and Sprints had the 65mm. |
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im not sure as this is a 200kw motor from a later model
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so if i go to a 65 tB i will not need a retune or a upgrade to the ECU.
reason is im just looking into doing mods that dont need a ECU upgrade im also hopeing to put in a better cam on the stock ECU but not sure what top get, anyone have any idea on what and were.
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BuNtEr wrote: im not sure as this is a 200kw motor from a later model
Post a pic of the engine. You won't have to retune if you change the t-body. |
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its running the EB intake but there is a photo of it in my gallery
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That photo doesn't show too much. Although it appears to be an EB engine even though it says it's an EL job. EL's don't have 40p's either.
It's got an EB alternator. Throw that rotten hot plate away too. |
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XR9UTE wrote: That photo doesn't show too much. Although it appears to be an EB engine even though it says it's an EL job. EL's don't have 40p's either.
It's got an EB alternator. Throw that rotten hot plate away too. its an EL XR8 job, it cam out of an EL xr8 wreak, less all the other stuff power stering pump inlet and alt. motor had only done about 20k after rebuild b4 its owner met fate with a power pole.
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OK it'll have a stock t-body and E7 heads unless someone put 40p's on it.
Easy way to tell.... if you have 40p's, the spark plug angle will be almost 90degrees to the head, if not they will be about 45degrees. |
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