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Old Feb 20, 2019 | 04:45 PM
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Wonder this will work on my 2006 silverado high ram intake for that, what about harness adapter I cant find it. If you can help me out? I dont want use my stock one truck throttle. I have lsx427 in work on turbo need a good throttle.
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Good luck finding a 102 that works on our computers with decent boost. I just went DBC 105 on my blower setup, and will stick to a 90 on my turbo.
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I haven't had a problem with my NW 102mm at 17lbs. I'm using dominator EFI though. I think the people running aftermarket ECUs have better luck with them over people using the stock ECU.
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Just need to know if this eBay throttle 102mm ok? But i need find harness adapter for throttle. I’m goingnrun ms3 pro guy is work on it for me
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it seem expensive normal for just adapter harness?

That mean I need get Nick William 102mm with boost version? Do you know anywhere price cheaper compare other store sell those? I would appericate it.
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I had a “boosted 102” from NW and it still failed. FYI
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Originally Posted by TXsilverado
I haven't had a problem with my NW 102mm at 17lbs. I'm using dominator EFI though. I think the people running aftermarket ECUs have better luck with them over people using the stock ECU.
the problem seems to be more related to P59 ECM’s. They are more sensitive.
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I had a “boosted 102” from NW and it still failed. FYI
then what other you use throttle since i have holley ram intake on it
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On my turbo setup I am just running a LS2 90.

90mm will support a lot of power on a blow through setup. I got tired of the damn issues with 102’s, the DBC 105 worked good but I like the tunability of DBW.

i have a Hi Ram on mine also.
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Originally Posted by 03sierraslt
On my turbo setup I am just running a LS2 90.

90mm will support a lot of power on a blow through setup. I got tired of the damn issues with 102’s, the DBC 105 worked good but I like the tunability of DBW.

i have a Hi Ram on mine also.
so should i go ls2 90? What about harness plug



how about swap drive by cable and will tune delete code like abs, brake light on if swap Dow to cable??
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