Warr Performance 92mm throttle body
11-30-2015, 10:25 AM
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Warr Performance 92mm throttle body Anyone bought one of these? Any opinions before I pull the trigger? Just trying to avoid spending $$$ on a name brand. I don't want to have to modify it and supposedly they check every one the sell before shipping.
Any input appreciated.
Any input appreciated.
11-30-2015, 11:06 AM
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Its going on a 5.3 with adapter plates for cathedral heads. I have actually thought about running my stock ls6 throttle body on it for now... Not sure if it would make much difference.
11-30-2015, 11:23 AM
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Yeah my other option was to pop a 92 on there and call it a day, I didn't really want to undergo porting right now, and from what I can tell there is only a marginal gain from that.
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11-30-2015, 02:10 PM
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Looks a lot like the one Ballistic Speed sold before they went under. If so it's a very good piece.
$400 for a mechanical throttle body with no sensors is just insane. Does no one else think it's ludicrous you can buy a brand new Holley carburetor cheaper than a chunk of aluminum with a blade in it?
$400 for a mechanical throttle body with no sensors is just insane. Does no one else think it's ludicrous you can buy a brand new Holley carburetor cheaper than a chunk of aluminum with a blade in it?
12-01-2015, 12:01 AM
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Like so many other TB's including some name brands, if it's not tested on a car it's not tested. I've had TB's that whistled, got stuck once under vacuum, got stuck at WOT and had all sorts of vacuum leaks.
I love my Holley 90mm. Probably one of the best TB's you can get. Quality wise.
I love my Holley 90mm. Probably one of the best TB's you can get. Quality wise.
12-01-2015, 06:18 AM
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Looks a lot like the one Ballistic Speed sold before they went under. If so it's a very good piece.
$400 for a mechanical throttle body with no sensors is just insane. Does no one else think it's ludicrous you can buy a brand new Holley carburetor cheaper than a chunk of aluminum with a blade in it?
$400 for a mechanical throttle body with no sensors is just insane. Does no one else think it's ludicrous you can buy a brand new Holley carburetor cheaper than a chunk of aluminum with a blade in it?
