Four Barrel Throttle Body vs. 90mm with Elbow.
Four Barrel Throttle Body vs. 90mm with Elbow.
I will so be converting to a single plane throttle body once I get my new 227s. Right now I am up in the air concerning the throttle body setup.
My options I am currently considering are either the a 1350cfm Accel Billet Throttle Body or a 90mm Accufab with a PTE Elbow (90 degree or 100 degree).
Does one have much of a power advantage over the other in a NA application with a little spray? Is it substantial?
I am also concerned a bit about the throttle tip in with a large single blade 90mm throttle body, but I figure with my FAST and enough tuning that will be manageable.
I am not worried about having to run an aftermarket hood for clearance with either system, but I worried about clearance with a Four Barrel style throttle body as I have yet to see pictures of a similar setup that didn't look like it lost the windshield wipers.
I do like how the Accel throttle body has various vacuum ports built into it and that it comes with a TPS and IAC motor.
Any thoughts and input would be appreciated.
Dave
My options I am currently considering are either the a 1350cfm Accel Billet Throttle Body or a 90mm Accufab with a PTE Elbow (90 degree or 100 degree).
Does one have much of a power advantage over the other in a NA application with a little spray? Is it substantial?
I am also concerned a bit about the throttle tip in with a large single blade 90mm throttle body, but I figure with my FAST and enough tuning that will be manageable.
I am not worried about having to run an aftermarket hood for clearance with either system, but I worried about clearance with a Four Barrel style throttle body as I have yet to see pictures of a similar setup that didn't look like it lost the windshield wipers.
I do like how the Accel throttle body has various vacuum ports built into it and that it comes with a TPS and IAC motor.
Any thoughts and input would be appreciated.
Dave
Get a 4 hole 1300CFM from Ron's Racing and it will elimanate the drivableity problems with tuning.After tune it should drive like a carb setup. Talk to Ron and tell him what you are going to do with it and he will get you fixed up.
Given a choice I'll run the 4-bbl style TB. Once you throw an elbow on there it's just one more corner the air has to get around. As for the races that Hawk mentioned above... I would not plan my combo around those types of events since their rules change as often as the wind changes direction...
Steve...
Steve...
Re: Four Barrel Throttle Body vs. 90mm with Elbow.
Originally Posted by SAR2K
Given a choice I'll run the 4-bbl style TB. Once you throw an elbow on there it's just one more corner the air has to get around. As for the races that Hawk mentioned above... I would not plan my combo around those types of events since their rules change as often as the wind changes direction...
Steve...
Steve...
Re: Four Barrel Throttle Body vs. 90mm with Elbow.
Thanks for the support Steve, you do know that Paul and Joe Overton have been having input on the rules right?
Anyway, we are posting up rules in a day or so.
Anyway, we are posting up rules in a day or so.
Originally Posted by Pro Stock John
Thanks for the support Steve, you do know that Paul and Joe Overton have been having input on the rules right?
Hawk as for the "funny things" with the airflow above 8k... don't think I'll be in that rpm range for a while, LOL. On the rased taper in the manifold are you refering to something like the "turtles" seen in some of the high end single planes... Brodix, etc...?
Re: Four Barrel Throttle Body vs. 90mm with Elbow.
We've brought in all our advertisers for input and won't be changing the rules in substantial way for 3 years. But knocking us in a public forum does little to help with the cause Steve./tangent
Back on topic, I like the elbow stuff more from an aesthetics standpoint.
Back on topic, I like the elbow stuff more from an aesthetics standpoint.
Re: Four Barrel Throttle Body vs. 90mm with Elbow.
Originally Posted by Hot Rod Hawk
If you ever want to race your LT1 powered car in one of those LS1tech shootout races , don't put a 4 bbl throttle body on. They don't allow throttle bodys with a disadvantage in flow.
How is a 4 hole a disadvantage?????
Re: Four Barrel Throttle Body vs. 90mm with Elbow.
A nice ol big 90mm flows way more than any standard flange 4bbl throttle body ever could. ***EDIT non-tech contecnt out***
4bbls tb's cost a bit more than what a mono goes for.
I'm done.
peace
4bbls tb's cost a bit more than what a mono goes for.
I'm done.
peace
Last edited by Hot Rod Hawk; Dec 10, 2004 at 01:33 PM.
Re: Four Barrel Throttle Body vs. 90mm with Elbow.
You can get 4 hole to 2500CFM+ what does a 90MM flow? An the elbow just adds plentum area.
The 4 hole also adds more drivabality over a mono blade.
The 4 hole also adds more drivabality over a mono blade.
Re: Four Barrel Throttle Body vs. 90mm with Elbow.
2500 cfm throttle bodys are not Standard flange units,Of course a dominator sizes TB will be king over a 90.
The accel 4bbl's that the topic ask's about is a standard flange unit.
The accel 4bbl's that the topic ask's about is a standard flange unit.
Last edited by Hot Rod Hawk; Dec 10, 2004 at 12:02 PM.
Re: Four Barrel Throttle Body vs. 90mm with Elbow.
Originally Posted by SAR2K
On the rased taper in the manifold are you refering to something like the "turtles" seen in some of the high end single planes... Brodix, etc...?
Re: Four Barrel Throttle Body vs. 90mm with Elbow.
Originally Posted by Hot Rod Hawk
2500 cfm throttle bodys are not Standard flange units,Of course a dominator sizes TB will be king over a 90.
The accel 4bbl's that the topic ask's about is a standard flange unit.
The accel 4bbl's that the topic ask's about is a standard flange unit.
I ran two 4 hole on a sheet metal with mech fuel injection and they worked fine.A lot more responsive than carbs and made more power than a tunnel ram.
Re: Four Barrel Throttle Body vs. 90mm with Elbow.
The content should be limited to "technical" issues. I don't want this to turn into one of those ugly, endless threads about what the rules are, who makes them, and who they help/hurt. That is not the purpose of Advanced Tech. Take it somewhere else.


