90mm TB Install
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Originally Posted by Wilde Racing
One job of that coolant line is to help get air locks out of the cooling system. I don't think you should block it.
#23
Originally Posted by KySilverado
Planning on running a hose and from the head outlet to the radiator. It would look cleaner capped off but don't want any cooling flow problems. Air lock release makes sense.
that is what you will need to do. you CANNOT cap it off.
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Originally Posted by 2004SSS
so has anyone got the 90mm to work properly for the fly by wire? i remember reading that they werent opening completely at wot?
A picture of the 2 side by side speaks volumes.
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It is on. I was about to pull the darn blower knowing I would not be able to get one of the bolts out of the J-tube. Bottom passenger side, turns out there wasn't a bolt in it? Started, idled and couple trips up and down the road says its working fine.
After a bite to eat gonna swap the 16" wheels on and head to the track tonight. Only mod being the new TB since last time to the track. 50-60 degree low humidity weather. Hoping to pull a new best. Wish me luck!
After a bite to eat gonna swap the 16" wheels on and head to the track tonight. Only mod being the new TB since last time to the track. 50-60 degree low humidity weather. Hoping to pull a new best. Wish me luck!
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wish i had my truck back, but it'll be a while. i'd come down to mtn park and visit if i had it. that's a big damn single. just a question, call me stupid, but why do chevy's use a singe port TB? mine is a twin 53... how does that flow in comparison to your single 90? i heard somewhere that a single was better for taller RPM's but i dont know.



