Which 90mm throttlebody for forced induction
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If you look at the difference in area hypothetically the 87mm throttle body is 5944.67mm sq, the 90mm throttle body is 6361.72mm sq and the 102mm throttle body is 8171.28 mm sq - provided your intake tube is not restricting flow you should get much better gains with the 102mm throttle body. I think you will gain something with the 90mm TB but it depends if there are any other restrictions in the intake. I would definitely consider the 102mm TB for about the same price and you have some room to grow into it!
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The 78mm is 4775mm sq so you are getting a substantial upgrade in flow capability. Would still suggest 102mm. I went to 90mm but now Im upgrading to 102mm and I think I can squeeze an extra 50+ ponies out of my setup.
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I have a 78mm DBW on my TVS2300. A 90mm LS2 TB would not operate with my PCM. Even with the LS2 adapter. My 2002 did not have a TAC module so the X link wouldn't help me either. I think some operating systems are picky about the voltage signal they see. The only real way to know is to hook it up and see. My only option at this point is to switch to a drive by cable or change out my PCM and wiring harness
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Is there a thread that lays out how big all the throttle bodies are and what they came off of? Also, what does it take to run the bigger throttle bodies with a cable setup like I have?
Sorry for the newbish questions.
Sorry for the newbish questions.



