All 90mm TB users inside....
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All 90mm TB users inside.... Many of you guys probably read my post about calculating the effective area of a 90mm vs a stock TB. My calculations were questionable at first but after I went over them they are dead on. I took the stock effective area table and multiplied the entire table by .48. We just uploaded the new program and boy it sure idles great. If anyone else has a NW 90mm TB try this calculation and let me know how it works.
Phil
Phil
I have an 01 ws6 and i just installed the NW TB and fast intake manifold.....what are you saying that i need to change? the car idles and runs great...gained 10HP and 10TQ on a shitty rainy day...I have efi live. my car currently has no tune in it.
Are you talking about the IAC effective area??
Are you talking about the IAC effective area??
post 4000, woo hoo! lol sorry i just had to do it lol
zl1 killa, you go to uncc? me too, i dont know if i have seen your car around though? but maybe we can meet up and you can give me your kooks and 90mm set up lol
zl1 killa, you go to uncc? me too, i dont know if i have seen your car around though? but maybe we can meet up and you can give me your kooks and 90mm set up lol
Originally Posted by Phil99vette
Many of you guys probably read my post about calculating the effective area of a 90mm vs a stock TB. My calculations were questionable at first but after I went over them they are dead on. I took the stock effective area table and multiplied the entire table by .48. We just uploaded the new program and boy it sure idles great. If anyone else has a NW 90mm TB try this calculation and let me know how it works.
Phil
Phil
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Correct me if i'm wrong, but this only applies to cars with drive by wire (Phil has a vette). With drive by wire, there is no IAC and it uses the throttle blade itself for idle control. That's why it needs to know the throttle area to idle well. You guys with f-bodys don't have electronic throttles.
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Verdad Gallardo well the fbody guys need to know the effective area as well, different tb flow differently so you cant tell the computer that at cell 64 iac count xxx it flows the same because they wont.
as far as i know effective area is the same on all these cars, now what the computer does with this after the fact is up to what kinda car it is
as far as i know effective area is the same on all these cars, now what the computer does with this after the fact is up to what kinda car it is
Originally Posted by WS6FirebirdTA00
well the fbody guys need to know the effective area as well, different tb flow differently so you cant tell the computer that at cell 64 iac count xxx it flows the same because they wont.
as far as i know effective area is the same on all these cars, now what the computer does with this after the fact is up to what kinda car it is
as far as i know effective area is the same on all these cars, now what the computer does with this after the fact is up to what kinda car it is
