Larger throttle body 3.4
Originally posted by Wolfie
according to the chart;
a 62mm flows 655 cfm
an lt1 48x2 flows 786 cfm
and I've seen real life lt1 tb's flow 780 cfm on a flowbench
according to the chart;
a 62mm flows 655 cfm
an lt1 48x2 flows 786 cfm
and I've seen real life lt1 tb's flow 780 cfm on a flowbench
Apparently there is alot more interest in this than what I thought. I may have to look into these 3.4 throttle bodies since i've already ruled out the 3.8 ones. I have seen them on Grand Am and as long as the bolt holes are the only thing different, I might cut one of em up

-Shannon
Originally posted by NOMAD
Actually a 48mm flows about 630cfm. Our ported 52mm throttle bodies flow about 770-775 with a shaped airfoil.
Apparently there is alot more interest in this than what I thought. I may have to look into these 3.4 throttle bodies since i've already ruled out the 3.8 ones. I have seen them on Grand Am and as long as the bolt holes are the only thing different, I might cut one of em up
-Shannon
Actually a 48mm flows about 630cfm. Our ported 52mm throttle bodies flow about 770-775 with a shaped airfoil.
Apparently there is alot more interest in this than what I thought. I may have to look into these 3.4 throttle bodies since i've already ruled out the 3.8 ones. I have seen them on Grand Am and as long as the bolt holes are the only thing different, I might cut one of em up

-Shannon
heres a look again:
http://camaro.adwire.com/enginepics/thcable.sm.jpg
that pic was taken with me standing next to the passenger side fender, hood off of the car and sitting on the ground (hadn't quite finished putting engine back in and buttoned up. - was playing with fabbing some stuff like those little brackets that the t-cable attaches to so that it doesnt move.)
anyway. if you want more info bout the 3x00 tb's, my email/aim name is in the profile. feel free to contact.
-R
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