How to improve throttle response
How to improve throttle response
Hi, I've got a evo 5 with basic mods like exhaust and intake, aftermarket td05 16g, after I change my engine oil, I found that the throttle response sometimes is very slow, but sometimes it response fast. Is this because of the engine oil or something else? What can I do to improve the response?
There may be something mechanical going on.
Did you adjust your throttle cable or mess with anything else? I know when I do my oil change I usually do a boost leak test, check all the clamps, hoses, etc. Maybe you bumped something loose. I don't think changing the oil will change your throttle response unless you put wheel bearing grease in the engine.
It could be in the tune, but if it was great before the oil change and now it's different, then it must be something mechanical. Did you disconnect your battery by chance when changing the oil?
Did you adjust your throttle cable or mess with anything else? I know when I do my oil change I usually do a boost leak test, check all the clamps, hoses, etc. Maybe you bumped something loose. I don't think changing the oil will change your throttle response unless you put wheel bearing grease in the engine.

It could be in the tune, but if it was great before the oil change and now it's different, then it must be something mechanical. Did you disconnect your battery by chance when changing the oil?
There may be something mechanical going on.
Did you adjust your throttle cable or mess with anything else? I know when I do my oil change I usually do a boost leak test, check all the clamps, hoses, etc. Maybe you bumped something loose. I don't think changing the oil will change your throttle response unless you put wheel bearing grease in the engine.
It could be in the tune, but if it was great before the oil change and now it's different, then it must be something mechanical. Did you disconnect your battery by chance when changing the oil?
Did you adjust your throttle cable or mess with anything else? I know when I do my oil change I usually do a boost leak test, check all the clamps, hoses, etc. Maybe you bumped something loose. I don't think changing the oil will change your throttle response unless you put wheel bearing grease in the engine.

It could be in the tune, but if it was great before the oil change and now it's different, then it must be something mechanical. Did you disconnect your battery by chance when changing the oil?
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You dont need injectors with a throttle body unless evo 5's have tiny stock ones... The oem 550s we got are fine... Sorry a lil foggy on what you get. But yes the ported or new larger throttle body will help quiet a bit... Also a "induction cleaning" might help remove any build up that could be causing a restriction in your manifold... Vacuum leaks from old cracked rubber lines or a boost leak could as well... Have a shop smoke it and clean the intake
If lag is the issue during any temperature try adjusting the throttle cable like previously mentioned.
If it feels more responsive at night its the cooler/more dense air.
I've had the same issue; I got my tune in the winter and with it being summertime, I just need a tune.
If you try porting the throttle body without a tune you're gonna run into some A/F issues.
Happened to a buddy of mine, he had rough idle and a crappy ride.
Let us know if any of that helps resolve the issue.
If it feels more responsive at night its the cooler/more dense air.
I've had the same issue; I got my tune in the winter and with it being summertime, I just need a tune.
If you try porting the throttle body without a tune you're gonna run into some A/F issues.
Happened to a buddy of mine, he had rough idle and a crappy ride.
Let us know if any of that helps resolve the issue.
If lag is the issue during any temperature try adjusting the throttle cable like previously mentioned.
If it feels more responsive at night its the cooler/more dense air.
I've had the same issue; I got my tune in the winter and with it being summertime, I just need a tune.
If you try porting the throttle body without a tune you're gonna run into some A/F issues.
Happened to a buddy of mine, he had rough idle and a crappy ride.
Let us know if any of that helps resolve the issue.
If it feels more responsive at night its the cooler/more dense air.
I've had the same issue; I got my tune in the winter and with it being summertime, I just need a tune.
If you try porting the throttle body without a tune you're gonna run into some A/F issues.
Happened to a buddy of mine, he had rough idle and a crappy ride.
Let us know if any of that helps resolve the issue.
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