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TheGhosty 11-02-2012 12:25 AM

Ported Throttle Body Worth It?
 
Hey guys,

So far all I have done to my V6 is a CAI and I LOVED the results. :happyanim: Now I am thinking a ported throttle body is a good investment. How do you guys like them? I want my car to be more responsive and faster. I like to race! :headbang: Will this help my out?

Finally what kind and who do I buy from?:iono:

Lil' Nasty 11-02-2012 12:35 AM

Personally, it made a noticeable difference in throttle response and acceleration...it's a great bang for the buck and I would recommend contacting Ivan @ Southwest speed on here, awesome guy :headbang:

CrzyGamr2 11-02-2012 12:37 AM

Yes, do it.
And Tracy from RX performance is probably the most popular. He sells and supplies a lot the ported ones on here.

lscamaro 11-02-2012 12:41 AM

If you aren't afraid to remove your intake manifold then i would say no, don't get the throttle body. Get an intake manifold spacer instead. Better gains than the ported throttle body for the same price.

But if you want to keep it simple then yea, do the ported throttle body

SixGracing 11-02-2012 01:04 AM

I did the Vmax throttle body on mine and love it. Was only $150 with the core and got mine from JDP Motorsports. They are an authorized vendor on here and these guys rock. Buy from them and you will not be disappointed. :)

kuzman89 11-02-2012 02:24 AM

Anyone on here have any idea if the LLT(di) throttle body is the same as the LY7 (spi) motor??

Untouchable Keeve 11-02-2012 09:01 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by lscamaro (Post 5764930)
If you aren't afraid to remove your intake manifold then i would say no, don't get the throttle body. Get an intake manifold spacer instead. Better gains than the ported throttle body for the same price.

But if you want to keep it simple then yea, do the ported throttle body

I second that, but would like to add getting a ported intake manifold. I'm not even thinking about a ported throttle body now. I have neck jerking throttle response from that combo.

SC2150 11-02-2012 09:38 AM

The LY7 is a different connector or is the same other than that, so it wont work.

:thumbsup:

Apex Motorsports 11-02-2012 11:33 AM

There is a definite improvement in responsiveness that will put a smile on your face. It has become a very popular upgrade for our V6 customers. Here is a quote from one of our customers that recently added the ported throttle body, Black Ice-Olator, and the Apex scoop.

Quote:

Originally Posted by RubyCamaro (Post 5707175)
Wow! Can Ruby ever Goooooooooooooo now! :happyanim: I took her out for another ride today. I have put about 65 mi on her since the mods now. It was REALLY windy today and sometimes when I punched it, it almost felt like she was trying to get a bit loose, but I think it was just the wind & not being used to how fast she can accellerate now. I can't wait to really put the pedal to the metal & feel her roar. Hurry up Saturday! :burnrubber:


TheGhosty 11-02-2012 11:44 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Untouchable Keeve (Post 5765490)
I second that, but would like to add getting a ported intake manifold. I'm not even thinking about a ported throttle body now. I have neck jerking throttle response from that combo.

I have never heard of this.. I did a quick search and everyone seems to love it!! Maybe this a route I should take. How hard is it to do compared to a CAI? :help: (the only other mod I have done under the hood)

Could I get a shop to do it cheap?

kuzman89 11-02-2012 04:32 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by SC2150 (Post 5765606)
The LY7 is a different connector or is the same other than that, so it wont work.

:thumbsup:

thanks heaps man. I'll have to do it myself then lol


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