LT1-LT4 Modifications 1993-97 Gen II Small Block V8

throttle body question

Old 06-22-2012, 08:43 AM
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Ya I have a 97 Trans am and I was wounsering if I needed to get my comouter tune again if I get a bigger throttle body than stock
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Do you have an auto or stick?
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What other mods do you have that requires a bigger throttle body? The stocker usually flows pretty well for awhile.
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Auto and I have a comp cam 503 and longtube headers and a 2000 stall
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A. A bigger throttle body at this juncture is a waste and B. you'd need a re-tune for the transmission with it (assuming you already have a tune for the cam swap).
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What do u mean a retune for the transmission . I just had the computer tune for the cam and stall and egr deleted for the header
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The change in TPS voltages will affect your shift points slightly.


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