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    Throttle Body Info

    I'm after single throttle body from 45mm up to 50-52mm. Cable not electronic flap that has full range TPS. Which cars have all the above? MG 160 maybe? Vauxhall? Ford?

    What about Saxo VTS/106 S16? They have more sensors if I'm right?

    Thanks

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    Re: Throttle Body Info

    Try a mk4 ford fiesta 1.4 zetec,it has a full range TPS but its only a 40mm body but thats about right for a C1J as far as I can tell, the 50mm I'm using makes town driving a right pain in the butt

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    Re: Throttle Body Info

    Thanks for the advice

    What are approx prices for new one in UK?

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    Re: Throttle Body Info

    Ain't got a clue, try a local scrapyard, thats where I got mine from, shame I sold it really, you coulda had it

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    Re: Throttle Body Info

    Thanks mate but I'm little it off your hand

    Will go for the new one...

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    Re: Throttle Body Info

    ok dude but there's gotta b a scrappy near u, I paid 5quid for mine, ford will charge somit silly for 1

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    Re: Throttle Body Info

    Will check. What about Bosch injectors? Somebody mentioned they are "slow"...

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    Re: Throttle Body Info

    I suspect they said they are "low" (impedance). If you ballast them to use them with an ECU meant for high impedance injectors then you will slow down their response. They'll still work though.

    As for T.B. sizes, any problems with progression with a big one (ooh-er!!) can be sorted out on the linkage. Within reason (ie not those daft 4" ones off ebay) big is best...

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    Re: Throttle Body Info

    Yes, yes, you refreshed my memory. I didn't have in plan low impedance from the beginning.

    Thanks Big Jim

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    Re: Throttle Body Info

    https://www.rtoc.org/boards/album.php...pictureid=4305

    you looking for something along these lines

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    Re: Throttle Body Info

    Quote Originally Posted by jure View Post
    I'm after single throttle body from 45mm up to 50-52mm. Cable not electronic flap that has full range TPS. Which cars have all the above? MG 160 maybe? Vauxhall? Ford?

    What about Saxo VTS/106 S16? They have more sensors if I'm right?

    Thanks

    is this any use
    http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/XANTIA-THROTTL...1%7C240%3A1318

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    Re: Throttle Body Info

    RICHIE, Im already in phase of negotiations for some sweet things from that pic

    Adam, thanks for the info. Will take a look at 40mm Zetec one and this one in person and see what should be better/easier to fit. Found 48mm one off Rover. Looks pretty good too.
    Last edited by jure; 09-02-2009 at 13:26.

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    Re: Throttle Body Info

    Quote Originally Posted by jure View Post
    RICHIE, Im already in phase of negotiations for some sweet things from that pic

    Adam, thanks for the info. Will take a look at 40mm Zetec one and this one in person and see what should be better/easier to fit. Found 48mm one off Rover. Looks pretty good too.

    Don't go more than 40mm, I've heard this alot. I havboth a 40mm Mondeo item and a 50mm body for when I get on with the fuel injection sde of my EFI. You just don't need >40mm with a 1.4 lump. what is the maxBHP through a standard carb? And thats 25mm? From what I've read, if you go big, top end will be more achieveable but limited anything other than the TB, but bottom end will be very twitchy as Oli said. I'll see how I get on with me 40mm body, but I think I'll be on the lookout for something a little smaller.

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    Re: Throttle Body Info

    AFAIK standard throat size on inlet manifold is 35mm. No?

    Thanks Andy

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    Re: Throttle Body Info

    Quote Originally Posted by jure View Post
    AFAIK standard throat size on inlet manifold is 35mm. No?

    Thanks Andy
    Nope its 25mm, grp a carbs are 28mm, have heard of them being openned out to 30mm though

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    Re: Throttle Body Info

    Quote Originally Posted by jure View Post
    AFAIK standard throat size on inlet manifold is 35mm. No?

    Thanks Andy
    32mm I think, as in 32DIS

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    Re: Throttle Body Info

    Andy & Os8472 are talking about venturi on the carb and Andrew & I about butterfly on the bottom of the carb and opening on the inlet manifold...
    Last edited by jure; 11-02-2009 at 21:25.

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    Re: Throttle Body Info

    Quote Originally Posted by RICHIE View Post
    https://www.rtoc.org/boards/album.php...pictureid=4305

    you looking for something along these lines
    That looks pretty sweet and he sells them? anyone know if the setup is any good?

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    Re: Throttle Body Info

    Quote Originally Posted by TNT ANDY View Post
    Don't go more than 40mm, I've heard this alot. I havboth a 40mm Mondeo item and a 50mm body for when I get on with the fuel injection sde of my EFI. You just don't need >40mm with a 1.4 lump. what is the maxBHP through a standard carb? And thats 25mm? From what I've read, if you go big, top end will be more achieveable but limited anything other than the TB, but bottom end will be very twitchy as Oli said. I'll see how I get on with me 40mm body, but I think I'll be on the lookout for something a little smaller.
    Why-oh-why would you want to go to the trouble of fitting EFI and then undo all the good (well, some of it!) by putting a bloody restrictor back in???? Fit something that will give you a negligible pressure drop at full chat and then play with your linkage to give you good low speed control...... Even look at some later T.B.'s (Vauxhall and VW spring to mind) which have shaped innards to give good progression with simple linkages.

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    Re: Throttle Body Info

    Quote Originally Posted by tiff_lee View Post
    That looks pretty sweet and he sells them? anyone know if the setup is any good?
    I will go for one of his injector adapters. They look awesome and very simple to install. Also they free up more space, so fuel rail can be fitted in front of the throttle body

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    Re: Throttle Body Info

    To second what jim says, if you are only goint to fit 40mm then whats the point ? 50mm won't be un-drivable, thats what you want assuming its for C1J.

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    Re: Throttle Body Info

    Quote Originally Posted by Scoff View Post
    To second what jim says, if you are only goint to fit 40mm then whats the point ? 50mm won't be un-drivable, thats what you want assuming its for C1J.
    Thats what i use on Emma's car and we have no slow running or smoothness problems. It is from a escort rs turbo with a modified linkage to make it more progressive.......it was like a switch before

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    Re: Throttle Body Info

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    I´m just fitting a F7P throttle body to a selfmade intake manifold which has both 35mm and 52mm sized holes. The 35mm opens first about 60 deg and then the larger one opens as well.

    Maybe something similar would allow decent idle and low rpm without too much restriction at high rpm? Or am I completely wrong with this? We shall see..

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    Re: Throttle Body Info

    Speaking about this?


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    New poster! (less than 10 posts)

    yes, that´s the one.

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    Re: Throttle Body Info

    Quote Originally Posted by jure View Post
    Andy & Os8472 are talking about venturi on the carb and Andrew & I about butterfly on the bottom of the carb and opening on the inlet manifold...

    Thanks for the clarification Jure, And also Mr Cook, you are both right, I'm looking at the most restrictive part here, but yes you are of course right.

    AS

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    Re: Throttle Body Info

    Quote Originally Posted by Miller View Post
    Thats what i use on Emma's car and we have no slow running or smoothness problems. It is from a escort rs turbo with a modified linkage to make it more progressive.......it was like a switch before
    You're using an rs turbo throttle body on a efi manifold? How did you go about modifying the linkage?

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