Ricky_GTi-R
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those look well sweet. roughly how much they cost? me want 1 :roll:
its 70mm and nope,carpy100 said:what size throttle is that, is it off a skyline?
Ricky_GTi-R said:whats the difference between high port n low port chaps?
im just in a good mood so thought i'd be helpful..it probably wont last long :lol:carpy100 said:people are opening up lots of hard earned research and hours of investigative research to you.are you serious :?:
but would it be diesel powered :lol: :lol:carpy100 said:if it had a tail it would be a weasel.. :lol: :lol:
yes mate its a bum bandit you can smell, otherewise known as the 'K' man' inventor of the 'driveshaft shimmy' :lol:carpy100 said:oiy mr weasel are you the "K" MAN?... smell a rat not a weasel
dont have results yet but engine is going to be dyno'd by november (ish)deisel weasel said:The quads are not top end flow friendly .
The quad TBs can only hurt flow, not help it. They are very good at part throttle opening. The quad TBs will increase throttle response because for the same amount of movement on the accelerator, you get a larger total throttle opening across all 4 butterflys compared to one big-un. For top end flow they are in the way effectively restricting the size of the runners, this you cant avoid, you can only open up the runners by so much and increase the butterfly size slightly.
Every big power (over 550bhp) gtir engined car i can think of whether from japan, oz, jamaica, wherever, is on a single tb.
do you have the results from the flow test and what are they ?