Stock TB -> 52MM bored stock
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so i just finished installing the TB and i can tell a huge difference in throttle response, and also a little on the top end. Only took like 30 minutes total including finishing my beer
Shoulda done the TB a while ago but i figure it feels like it did so much since im already full bolt-on's and baby cammed.
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Shoulda done the TB a while ago but i figure it feels like it did so much since im already full bolt-on's and baby cammed.
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so i just finished installing the TB and i can tell a huge difference in throttle response, and also a little on the top end. Only took like 30 minutes total including finishing my beer
Shoulda done the TB a while ago but i figure it feels like it did so much since im already full bolt-on's and baby cammed.
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Shoulda done the TB a while ago but i figure it feels like it did so much since im already full bolt-on's and baby cammed.
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And yes you are correct, but you really didnt lose anything, the torque power band just moved up in the rpm range when you swapped to the Long tubes, and yes the 52MM TB gave it alot more snap down low, i barely have to hit the gas now and it downshifts instantly, or starts accelerating much more rapidly than it used to.
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you do want to get PCM adjusted for ANY larger TB on a Automatic car. Line pressure for tranny needs to be bumped up, especially at part throttle...or tranny failure will follow.
IAC counts want to be between 30-35....not 40-50 as mentioned
"If" on a stock re-bored TB the IAC counts are off...the way to fix that is drill the hole 1/64" larger....not adjust blades or slot the TPS case. You need a scan tool to measure IAC counts. TPS voltage can be measured with volt meter or scan tool
IAC counts want to be between 30-35....not 40-50 as mentioned
"If" on a stock re-bored TB the IAC counts are off...the way to fix that is drill the hole 1/64" larger....not adjust blades or slot the TPS case. You need a scan tool to measure IAC counts. TPS voltage can be measured with volt meter or scan tool
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you do want to get PCM adjusted for ANY larger TB on a Automatic car. Line pressure for tranny needs to be bumped up, especially at part throttle...or tranny failure will follow.
IAC counts want to be between 30-35....not 40-50 as mentioned
"If" on a stock re-bored TB the IAC counts are off...the way to fix that is drill the hole 1/64" larger....not adjust blades or slot the TPS case. You need a scan tool to measure IAC counts. TPS voltage can be measured with volt meter or scan tool
IAC counts want to be between 30-35....not 40-50 as mentioned
"If" on a stock re-bored TB the IAC counts are off...the way to fix that is drill the hole 1/64" larger....not adjust blades or slot the TPS case. You need a scan tool to measure IAC counts. TPS voltage can be measured with volt meter or scan tool
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you still need to bump it up even though you have a shift kit. your power come in alot sooner then before. aka thats why your accelerating much more rapidly than it used to because the air that used to pass in the tb at 15% now pass in at 10% or less and the line pressure is at your 10% psi level and not the 15% level that it needs to be at. you can do it your way but why take the risk on your trans. so do it right and be done FTMFW
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you still need to bump it up even though you have a shift kit. your power come in alot sooner then before. aka thats why your accelerating much more rapidly than it used to because the air that used to pass in the tb at 15% now pass in at 10% or less and the line pressure is at your 10% psi level and not the 15% level that it needs to be at. you can do it your way but why take the risk on your trans. so do it right and be done FTMFW
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Well i understand all what you guys are saying. My mechanic who not only built my tranny, also tuned the car, and he is saying i dont need a re-tune, and he is positive the trans will hold up. So thanks everyone, and if i feel anything differently with the trans or its shifting i will take it and ask for a re-tune most definitely.
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it is well known that tranmission line pressure needs to be adjusted with larger TB's for the reasons stated. Just because you have a "built" tranny does not replace PCM adjustments.
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...well you asked for forum advice but will follow opposite advice from your builder/tuner
good luck
it is well known that tranmission line pressure needs to be adjusted with larger TB's for the reasons stated. Just because you have a "built" tranny does not replace PCM adjustments.
good luck
it is well known that tranmission line pressure needs to be adjusted with larger TB's for the reasons stated. Just because you have a "built" tranny does not replace PCM adjustments.
Thank you for your opinions, and for all i know, or you guys for that matter, is when my car was originally tuned it may have been already tuned for a larger TB being i had every other bolt-on besides a TB.
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I've got the intake manifold ported out by LE so its been bored out to 58mm. Just not sure what 58mm tb to go with.
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...well you asked for forum advice but will follow opposite advice from your builder/tuner
good luck
it is well known that tranmission line pressure needs to be adjusted with larger TB's for the reasons stated. Just because you have a "built" tranny does not replace PCM adjustments.
good luck
it is well known that tranmission line pressure needs to be adjusted with larger TB's for the reasons stated. Just because you have a "built" tranny does not replace PCM adjustments.