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Molloy
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Posted: Sat Jul 22, 2006 8:15 pm 
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question, would a supercharged EF engine benefit having a larger throttle body on it? the blower being used is a powerdyne 9psi stage 2 unit.

 

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Posted: Sat Jul 22, 2006 10:55 pm 
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more than likely yes

 

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Posted: Sun Jul 23, 2006 9:11 am 
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Im thinking it would becuse shes getting a stuff load more air pumped in here guts.

 

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Posted: Sun Jul 23, 2006 12:57 pm 
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Depends how large you go. Go too big and you lose the velocity of the air that goes in , if its too small it will become a restriction. Even though the boosted air is pressurized too big of an area will lose some of the boost pressure and flow speed but still flow the same amount of air. Confused? I know i am. :roll:

 

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105mm would be the size of hte throttle body id get, there on capas web site,

 

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for 9PSI, Id probably recommend staying with stock. They're plenty big, and will keep you air velocities up.

If you think its a restriction, put something like a 75mm on, not a 105! :lol: thats huge.


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ahhhhh okies thanks for the info lads, this Psi business is hard lol.

 

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Dont waste your money, stay with the stock TB.

The blower will pump the same amount of air into your engine no matter wether you are running a 60mm or 105mm throttle body. Forced induction is very different to n/a...
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Stock E.B has run 386 rwkw with stockT/body and heads ...
Hell I have made 440 rwkw with 65mm t/ body...

 

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