fast 78mm throttle body
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Yeah, I payed an arm and a leg for mine. I can't complain about the power my car made (not sure how much was gained just from the TB since I did a cam too). Now I'm wondering if I should stick with the setup I have (LS6 and 78mm FAST TB) or swap to a FAST 90/90.
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While I agree with this statement its not that simple. Some mods are done at the same time and would require a LOT of rework to dyno each individual mod. (reinstall tuning etc.) For instance the UD pulley is usually done when a cam is installed. The TB is usually replaced when the intake is replaced and some folks go nuts and do everything at once. I wanted to dyno my car with the LS6 intake and Ported TB then add the FAST but it would have taken too long to mess with everything.
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While I agree with this statement its not that simple. Some mods are done at the same time and would require a LOT of rework to dyno each individual mod. (reinstall tuning etc.) For instance the UD pulley is usually done when a cam is installed. The TB is usually replaced when the intake is replaced and some folks go nuts and do everything at once. I wanted to dyno my car with the LS6 intake and Ported TB then add the FAST but it would have taken too long to mess with everything.