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maf? EGR? and TB? - 5/13/2008 10:01:57 PM

Jonboy2389

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just wondering what maf sensor i need does that matter on what mods i have also whats the smallest throttle body i could run with my setup cause i wana see if i can get away with the one i have on there now not really shure the size but im guna have edelbrock aluminum heads 190 intake volume and 60cc chambers i beleive gt40 upper and lower intake bbk cold air intake ford hydraulic lifters wit ford 1.6 rockers and ford f303 cam bbk pulleys bbk 255 fuel pump 3.73s full exhaust no cats and bbk equal length headers? any help is appreciated.i kno i need sumwhere between a 65 and 70mm TB, but was just wondering what the minimum was that I could use. also would an egr spacer be any help? Are they any good? My buddy used one and blew his motor because a peice of the gasket went thru, just wondering any1s opinions on egr spacers. thanxxx

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RE: maf? EGR? and TB? - 5/13/2008 10:38:46 PM

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70mm tb, matching EGR..... and a 75-76mm maf

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RE: maf? EGR? and TB? - 5/13/2008 10:46:04 PM

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aight thanx for the help, whats the smallest TB I could get away with with that setup just curios ill prob grab a 70mmm TB anyways but just wonderin whats the smallest i could use and get away with using that setup?

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RE: maf? EGR? and TB? - 5/14/2008 3:42:51 AM

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don't cheap out.... do it right, or do it twice

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RE: maf? EGR? and TB? - 5/14/2008 4:20:08 AM

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With those heads and intake I would go with 70

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RE: maf? EGR? and TB? - 5/14/2008 7:57:49 AM

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id use 70mm TB and the spacer helps the velocity of air goin in, as far as a egr? just remove it, and put a gasket and delete cover over it you can get it for about $10 on any parts website, its just called a EGR delete

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RE: maf? EGR? and TB? - 5/14/2008 10:13:52 AM

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quote:

ORIGINAL: sYckmYnded

id use 70mm TB and the spacer helps the velocity of air goin in, as far as a egr? just remove it, and put a gasket and delete cover over it you can get it for about $10 on any parts website, its just called a EGR delete

An egr spacer 'helps the velocity'??? What does that mean?

(note I am being pretty sarcastic in asking... so be ready to explain when I have more questions...

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I would go 70 or 75 TB...
80 on the MAF... but most here will say "That's way too big!!!"...

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