I see alot of people in here have a tb bypass on their car.I want to know what the procedure would be for doing this,and whether it would be a good idea to do on my car?

 

Yeah, it's a good idea. Just remove the coolant hoses from the bottom of the throttle body and join them together with a 3/8" hose coupler and some clamps. Like this.

 

cool.what kind of hp gains can I expect?

 

5-7 hp on average

 

not much
people say it improves throtte response though

 

It allows for a cooler charge of air correct?

 

Well it doesn't make the air cooler, but it keeps the air from getting hotter.

With heated coolant flowing through the throttle body, a little heat transfers to the air flowing into the engine. No coolant flowing equals no added heat transfer.

 

Thanks for the helpful advice guys.Im going to do it tommorrow.What was the original purpose of having coolant flow through the tb anyway?

 

I believe it helps in the winter to warm up the incoming air a little. Thats what I heard somewhere.

 

ok.That makes sense.So it should not pose a problem with my cars driveability in the winter I hope.

 

No Canadian members have complained. Don't worry about it.

 

blame canada

 

I thought it was to keep the throttle body butterfly from freezing and/or sticking from the cold.

 

yea, that's what it does