OMG the work throttle body is the SH$t!!
Maybe someone should ask Dynoflash if adding the throttle body is cause for a retune. I know Al has been using the WORKS Aperture throttle body for quite some time now with race proven results.
Maybe Ive never seen AL post about it but he usually if impressed with a product will mention it.
Al has from what I have seen not recommended the throttle body..
I heard from RRE guy had that throttle body and it was causing idle problems..... I was going to buy a used one untill I heard that...
But im sure if tuned right will provide some gains...
Al has from what I have seen not recommended the throttle body..
I heard from RRE guy had that throttle body and it was causing idle problems..... I was going to buy a used one untill I heard that...
But im sure if tuned right will provide some gains...
This is a thread Al started regarding the WORKS throttle body:
"Works throttle body - two thumbs up"
http://www.norcalevo.net/forums/view...=throttle+body
Damn, hearing all the good feedback about the WORKS Aperture makes me want to get one!
"Works throttle body - two thumbs up"
http://www.norcalevo.net/forums/view...=throttle+body
Damn, hearing all the good feedback about the WORKS Aperture makes me want to get one!
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Adding an upgraded throttle body does not change the tuning needs of the car. It simply changes the throttle response characteristics. This means that a smaller throttle opening with the a larger throttle body will induce the engine load/boost of a larger throttle opening in with a smaller throttle body. There should be power gains associated as well as it does theoretically reduce pressure loss in the induction system. But its reasonably small since there are other, far more restrictive, components in the induction system (namely, the IC). Upgraded TBs will make a car feel different but that's not always the same thing as making more power at WOT.
Shiv
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I agree.. Its important to address all the restrictions in the induction system if you want to make the most of these sorts of modifications and get the best gains.. Its the net of all these changes that makes the best improvements..
Adding an upgraded throttle body does change the tuning needs of the EVO.
There are power gains associated as well as it does reduce the pressure differential from the intercooler plumbing entering the intake plenum.
We offer the original Aperture which is port matched to the stock intake manifold and the Aperture II (in the WRP) for those running larger, aftermarket intake manifolds.
http://www.worksevo.com/store/
There are power gains associated as well as it does reduce the pressure differential from the intercooler plumbing entering the intake plenum.
We offer the original Aperture which is port matched to the stock intake manifold and the Aperture II (in the WRP) for those running larger, aftermarket intake manifolds.
http://www.worksevo.com/store/
Actually testing on my car back in the day showed a 8 whp at 330 whp levels ( upgraded fmis and pipes)
I am not sure what it would add on a stock car
So far I have squeezed 667 whp thropugh it - so it has plenty of capacity
I am not sure what it would add on a stock car
So far I have squeezed 667 whp thropugh it - so it has plenty of capacity
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Originally Posted by EM@WORKS
Adding an upgraded throttle body does change the tuning needs of the EVO.
There are power gains associated as well as it does reduce the pressure differential from the intercooler plumbing entering the intake plenum.
We offer the original Aperture which is port matched to the stock intake manifold and the Aperture II (in the WRP) for those running larger, aftermarket intake manifolds.
http://www.worksevo.com/store/
There are power gains associated as well as it does reduce the pressure differential from the intercooler plumbing entering the intake plenum.
We offer the original Aperture which is port matched to the stock intake manifold and the Aperture II (in the WRP) for those running larger, aftermarket intake manifolds.
http://www.worksevo.com/store/
EDIT: just saw your claim on your website of 10whp. Is that on a stock car?
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Last edited by shiv@vishnu; Nov 25, 2004 at 03:17 PM.
"Adding an upgraded throttle body does change the tuning needs of the EVO.
There are power gains associated as well as it does reduce the pressure differential from the intercooler plumbing entering the intake plenum."
EM@Works -
If you can show me "before and after" numbers, preferably a dyno chart, you'll certainly sell me an Aperature, and you'll probably sell them to a great number of others here who like tangible, empirical data.
There are power gains associated as well as it does reduce the pressure differential from the intercooler plumbing entering the intake plenum."
EM@Works -
If you can show me "before and after" numbers, preferably a dyno chart, you'll certainly sell me an Aperature, and you'll probably sell them to a great number of others here who like tangible, empirical data.
Originally Posted by robert5995
If you can show me "before and after" numbers, preferably a dyno chart, you'll certainly sell me an Aperature, and you'll probably sell them to a great number of others here who like tangible, empirical data.
Originally Posted by robert5995
If you can show me "before and after" numbers, preferably a dyno chart, you'll certainly sell me an Aperature, and you'll probably sell them to a great number of others here who like tangible, empirical data.
Hopefully I can get one for myself soon. Was gonna do the accufab with the BJ's manifold, but that's too overkill for me right now since the new turbo isnt going in for about 6 months.






