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Old 10-16-2011, 03:45 PM
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Default Slow throttle response Fast102

I tuned a buddies car that had a ls6 intake/ported throttlebody and noticed how responsive his throttle was compared to mine, the tach would jump right up and back down, I have a 102/102 on mine and am having some issues getting the car to quickly rev and llower the rpm back down. I was thinking it was a RAF issue but im not sure, any idea's? Also im fighting a hanging idle issue, the car when rolling will stay at 2k until i get to around 3mph and it instantly drops to idle, im assuming the TC will need some work to fix that. Thanks
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Hanging idles can be a lot of things. IAC, TC, 90% of the time it's a vacuum leak for me. Usually a map sensor that doesn't sit tight or old cracked pcv hoses, etc.

I've got a 102/102 and have incredible throttle response. However it is on a 408. I don't have enough experience to know how much cu in. will make a difference on response with such a large intake body.
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Ed Hutchings actually had to slow my 107mm Nick Williams TB opening down to make the car more drivable. It wanted to jump off the dyno before he did.

I think you have other issues.
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hanging idle is caused by too much air. either a vacuum leak or too much RAF are just a couple of things




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