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Old 09-01-2005, 11:02 PM   #1
EB6
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Default throttle body

I've upgraded my EB 6 to have a stage 3 crow cam, ported head, tuned length extractors and 2 1/2' exhaust and uni chip. its currently making 130rwkw but im still after more i know boltin a blower on the side will do it instantly but there is no challenge in that. What i want to do is up grade the intake manifold to ef so i can have dual plane but what im stuck on is the throttle body. Ive been told if i upgrade that for a large one quite considerate power gains are avaliable. What i want to know is if anyone has done something similar or knows about doing this and the effect it would have.
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