Bored Throttle Body - 60mm vs 62mm
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Bored Throttle Body - 60mm vs 62mm
Wanting to get people's personal experiences with this. I'm deciding between a 60mm and a 62mm throttle body for my 95 4.0L. Engine is stock with 251,ooo miles on it. I have the stock header/downpipe, with a free-flow cat and flowmaster 40, with 2.5" piping (mandrel bent) all the way to the back. I also run either a stock intake box with a 3" dia. inlet pipe (cowl snorkle setup), or a 3" dia. short intake with cone filter. Basically I'm saying my intake and exhaust are free flowing.
Even with 251k + miles on the engine, it's still a beast in acceleration and power, partly thanks to my 5-speed. But in this ever evolving jeep build, i want more...so...
My question is, for those of you who have installed a bored TB of either size, what your response/feelings on the mod? Better acceleration / power / throttle response? Or not so much? Would the 62mm be better than the 60mm, or would I need internal engine mods to make it worthwhile? Would there be a penalty power wise for going over 60mm without internal mods?
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Even with 251k + miles on the engine, it's still a beast in acceleration and power, partly thanks to my 5-speed. But in this ever evolving jeep build, i want more...so...
My question is, for those of you who have installed a bored TB of either size, what your response/feelings on the mod? Better acceleration / power / throttle response? Or not so much? Would the 62mm be better than the 60mm, or would I need internal engine mods to make it worthwhile? Would there be a penalty power wise for going over 60mm without internal mods?
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No penalties for 62mm. Do you still have the downpipe with the "crush" in it?
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yes, haven't found a good cost effective replacement for it yet - seems to perform fine at the moment
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Wanting to get people's personal experiences with this. I'm deciding between a 60mm and a 62mm throttle body for my 95 4.0L. Engine is stock with 251,ooo miles on it. I have the stock header/downpipe, with a free-flow cat and flowmaster 40, with 2.5" piping (mandrel bent) all the way to the back. I also run either a stock intake box with a 3" dia. inlet pipe (cowl snorkle setup), or a 3" dia. short intake with cone filter. Basically I'm saying my intake and exhaust are free flowing.
Even with 251k + miles on the engine, it's still a beast in acceleration and power, partly thanks to my 5-speed. But in this ever evolving jeep build, i want more...so...
My question is, for those of you who have installed a bored TB of either size, what your response/feelings on the mod? Better acceleration / power / throttle response? Or not so much? Would the 62mm be better than the 60mm, or would I need internal engine mods to make it worthwhile? Would there be a penalty power wise for going over 60mm without internal mods?
Begin conversation....now
Even with 251k + miles on the engine, it's still a beast in acceleration and power, partly thanks to my 5-speed. But in this ever evolving jeep build, i want more...so...
My question is, for those of you who have installed a bored TB of either size, what your response/feelings on the mod? Better acceleration / power / throttle response? Or not so much? Would the 62mm be better than the 60mm, or would I need internal engine mods to make it worthwhile? Would there be a penalty power wise for going over 60mm without internal mods?
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I'm thinking about that 62mm throttle body too.
I think it would work great with the new 784 injectors I just installed, along with a cold air intake. That way I get more air into the engine with the atomized fuel for more power.
I think it would work great with the new 784 injectors I just installed, along with a cold air intake. That way I get more air into the engine with the atomized fuel for more power.
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www.strokedjeep.com has the throttle bodies. COLD air intake? The factory is about the best there is.
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www.strokedjeep.com has the throttle bodies. COLD air intake? The factory is about the best there is.
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I run one on both my YJ and XJ but I have a cold air intake, ceramic coated header, hi flow cat, and muffler...
I don't think it's a good upgrade unless you uncork the exhaust flow, air in air out.
I don't think it's a good upgrade unless you uncork the exhaust flow, air in air out.
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Yeah, I would want to remove the factory kink in the pipe just near the front drive shaft, and I already have plans to install a new stainless steel header because mine's cracked.
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First off, how much of a lift do you have?
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If you can get the intake and header ceramic coated when you change it out.. I am running a Stainless Banks on the YJ and a Stainless Gibson on the XJ, I found the Gibson on Craigslist new in the box for $200