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waysrx7 11-18-07 01:41 AM

EFI Throttle Body Comparisons
 
There is a bunch of info on these different throttle bodies; but it would be nice to have some concise comparitive info on them.

http://www.eastcoastparts.com/assets/images/TB104.jpg

This one http://www.efihardware.com/efi_throttle.html

And the one dj55b is using https://www.rx7club.com/1st-generation-specific-1979-1985-18/fuji-racing-itbs-finally-d-683967/


I plan on using one of these and I would like some info/advise.
My plan is: 12a streetport with RB exhaust then upgrade to turbo.
It would also be nice to be able to swap this throttle body into a 13b then turbo it.

My thoughts/questions are:
The first one looks kinda big for a 12a NA - comments.
The second one looks great but I kinda like the sidedraft.
The third one only had two injectors - not enough for a 13b turbo?
What are the HP potentials of each?

Like I said, lets discuss the advantages and disadvantages of each setup with respect to the other ones.

diabolical1 11-18-07 03:43 AM

if you can afford to support the first one, go for it. since you listed plans for a 13B Turbo after your 12A setup, i think it can work well with both. i like the IDA style stuff for N/A application of all porting styles and DCOE style stuff for forced induction. however, that 4-barrel style throttle is questionably more versatile. i don't know. i'm building a 4-barrel setup right now, so i'll be able to draw a more solid conclusion when it's up and running.

Latin270 11-18-07 08:24 AM

Just that peiece alone and everything involved to run it correctly isnt cheap. As far as more info your better off posting in the "Race car/drag racing" section as this isnt a common set up for 12a's.:icon_tup:


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