Porting Of Throttle Body
Porting Of Throttle Body Is this a mod that doesn't require programming of the cars computer? i would like to do it for a few hp but not it it will throw the cars computer out of wack. Thanks
You don't need to tune for it and it won't trip any codes. Just make sure you don't port the body near where the blade rests when it's shut or you'll get air going around the blade. This will cause you to have a high idle.
TB Porting There is a guy on here that is highly recommended and I was looking at porting mine if it wouldn't cause any problems. i think it's Performance Throttle Bodies. Alot of people here have used him and appeared satisfied.
Last edited by kicksZ28; Apr 13, 2007 at 08:44 PM. Reason: Add more info
Originally Posted by kicksZ28
There is a guy on here that is highly recommended and I was looking at porting mine if it wouldn't cause any problems. i think it's Performance Throttle Bodies. Alot of people here have used him and appeared satisfied.
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Originally Posted by orangeapeel
Definitely a worthy mod. I would however suggest just doing it yourself. It is way too easy not too.
Originally Posted by kicksZ28
What is the average turn around for Tim's porting for those that have used him. Also, what about pricing? Thanks
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curious - what is the correct way this is done? I just took mine off a week or so ago and took it apart then hit it with a fine 2" wire wheel and a cordless drill, mainly just to clean it up. Then I hit it inside and out with some mother aluminum polish. Not sure if the wire wheel is storing enough to 'port' it but it sure as hell is clean and polished. I did hit it around the blade though? Not sure if that fucked anything up? Does idle a little high now but I also fucked with the idle set screw - Perhaps I should put that back.
Anyway - what is the correct way. Just dremel out the inside of the cone area or am I making this way too simple?
Anyway - what is the correct way. Just dremel out the inside of the cone area or am I making this way too simple?
Originally Posted by FireSilverLullaby
Yeah just do it yourself. heres a great guide http://www.geocities.com/wilwaxu/throttlebody.html
IMO this is a better write up:
https://ls1tech.com/forums/showthrea...5&page=2&pp=20
I had mine done by Mark Shaner. I believe it is called an S2 ported/polished throttle body. Not sure if he still does them.
New Era Performance also ports throttle bodies and has great customer service. I'd highly recommend them.
New Era Performance also ports throttle bodies and has great customer service. I'd highly recommend them.
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got it all done this weekend - Not bad for my first attempt. I got a few nicks from the dremel walking but nothing major. I did go a little past the blade in one spot but all seems fine. Looks good and was not to difficult. Take your time (about 3 hours).
