Throttle body help
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Throttle body help
97 TA WS-6. I just put a 58mm professional product throttle body on the car and did the coolant bypass also. Anway, only when the motor is running and i hit the throttle, it sticks. How can i fix this?
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had the same problem with my PP 58mm but mine stuck in the closed position. It eventually just stopped doing it after a good 1,000 miles or so. It still does it occasionally but not nearly as much. The return spring on them suck and are pretty weak.
and make sure the nut on the arm on the throttle body is tight. Mine was loose and i didnt realise it until i drove it. got stuck like 1/4 throttle.
and make sure the nut on the arm on the throttle body is tight. Mine was loose and i didnt realise it until i drove it. got stuck like 1/4 throttle.
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I had to port my intake to match my throttle body. The one on the left is ported. I just bold it up to see how it looked. Never got a pic of the finished product. I did it all my self.
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You do realize a 58mm TB is completely useless unless your intake manifold is ported to match....right? Stock intake manifold inlets are only 54mm. Which is what everyone here is saying Just get a 52mm TB unless you are getting the intake ported. You are wasting your time and money otherwise and won't see any HP gains.
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Yes I am going to port out the intake. Just trying to get some advice on porting it, like what I need to use how long its going to take and how far back I need to go on the intake??
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You can probably do it with a dremel tool or something....I just bought a ported one off ebay...the intake runners are ported too; so probably a little more HP with ported heads. It was also painted red to add a little show to the engine compartment.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Fully...item45fcdce06f
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Fully...item45fcdce06f
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I used a die grinder with an aluminum cutting bit them finished it off with a dremel to polish it. You can get a grinding cone for a grinder just be careful not to get carried away. It took about 15 min per hole.