Throttle body spacer problems
Sep 15, 2007 | 10:58 PM
#11
Originally Posted by stovall07
yeah i have a TB spacer on my intake but that was required for the TB i'm running. i've got a 85mm TB and it's so much larger than stock that i had to have a spacer but it does nothing but whistle. later on i plan on porting it for nitrous but other than that, pointless.
Nov 18, 2007 | 12:14 PM
#12
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if you do want to keep the spacer just cut a little corner of the fan don't cut to much you could throw the fan off balance but just a little won't hurt i did it to a 2000 silvy that i had and it never gave me any problems, but save your self the trouble don't put it on. Leave it off it will work as a weight reduction
Nov 18, 2007 | 08:38 PM
#13
+1, you can trim the fan shroud a little like i had to for my K&N FIPK, but youd be better off throwing it out the window.
P.S.- when you throw it out the window, take my Jet MAF with you. huge waste of money.
P.S.- when you throw it out the window, take my Jet MAF with you. huge waste of money.
Nov 18, 2007 | 10:09 PM
#15
The funny thing about all of us saying these things are useless and that JET MAF, i remember when "chevy high performance" had that truck craze for a while and did a series of JET products on an 05'chevy silverado 5.3. i remember them saying they gained a bunch of power with the MAF and they did a TB spacer. Only thing else they did was the programmer.
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