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Posted: Sun Nov 21, 2004 2:57 pm 
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But in all seriousness, id do it for looks alone 8-) Its sweet. It was put there for a reason on things like the phase III, so it must do something effective enough. Id have to turn the idle right down to almost stalling though, or stick in a nice bump stick, otherwise it wont shake :(


I agree with you there! Can you imagine the first day you had it, you'd just sit with the car in neutral reving it and what not to watch it move.
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Posted: Sun Nov 21, 2004 6:04 pm 
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and one of these spacers which appear to be quite popular (helix spacer? TB spacer? something like that) quote]
is it the phenolic spacer you're talking about, they are supposed to give you increased kw, due to the throttle body not getting hot

 

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Posted: Sun Nov 21, 2004 10:11 pm 
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Even still, the scoop will have a false leading edge (parachuting terms), so if you bonnet isn't latched down, it'll take off! :lol:


I can see this posing a problem :P

But in all seriousness, id do it for looks alone 8-) Its sweet. It was put there for a reason on things like the phase III, so it must do something effective enough. Id have to turn the idle right down to almost stalling though, or stick in a nice bump stick, otherwise it wont shake :(


no need to turn the idle down the GT gets the shakes up at the lights anyway. I had a car bought to me from Ford for a test drive with a shaker fitted . i rekon it was the biggest thrashing the thing had ever been given when i got in it . but i had to. the shaker looked tops when you fed some right foot in.
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Posted: Sun Dec 12, 2004 10:41 pm 
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is it the phenolic spacer you're talking about, they are supposed to give you increased kw, due to the throttle body not getting hot


I thought it was more that it spirals the air and makes it mix better with the fuel. I thought it was the Helix spacer.

 

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Posted: Mon Dec 13, 2004 1:04 pm 
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More will be gained out on the road on a hot day than on a Dyno.

 

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Posted: Mon Dec 13, 2004 3:13 pm 
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is it the phenolic spacer you're talking about, they are supposed to give you increased kw, due to the throttle body not getting hot


I thought it was more that it spirals the air and makes it mix better with the fuel. I thought it was the Helix spacer.

2 different things

the helix spacer aka hiclone is a metal insert that goes in your intake before the throttlebody causing the air to spiral and possibly creating a better fuel/air mix and possibly causing better air velocity through the intake manifold runners

the phenolic spacer is most commonly seen on EFI windsors with the 2 piece inlet manifold, it sits between the upper and lower halves, insulating the upper half to a certain degree as well as making the intake runners a bit longer

you can also get the phenolic spacers for throttlebodies and carburettors

 

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Posted: Mon Dec 13, 2004 6:53 pm 
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More will be gained out on the road on a hot day than on a Dyno.

yeah i would have to agree, as your bonnet would be down, under-bonnet temps get quite high, and this spacer is supposed to keep the air from getting hot.

 

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