Microtech LTX8 and 13BRE TPS
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LTX8 and 13BRE TPS
Hello,
I'm in the process of finishing up the wiring of the above and ran into some confusion re: the TPS.
1. Is it advisable to use the RE's TPS as opposed to the S4 or S5 TPS? I know the RE has the full sweep. I know one person in the forum that used the S4 TPS instead? Are there compatibility issues?
2. If so, how is it wired to the LTX8? Do I follow the guidelines/connections of the 20B in Microtech's diagram?
Any advise or direction is greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
I'm in the process of finishing up the wiring of the above and ran into some confusion re: the TPS.
1. Is it advisable to use the RE's TPS as opposed to the S4 or S5 TPS? I know the RE has the full sweep. I know one person in the forum that used the S4 TPS instead? Are there compatibility issues?
2. If so, how is it wired to the LTX8? Do I follow the guidelines/connections of the 20B in Microtech's diagram?
Any advise or direction is greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
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We're using a Holley TPS that came off a pontiac grand am or dodge stratus (can't remember) on our throttle body (from Injection Perfection). It uses a fullsweep, but the car hasn't been run long enough for me to give you a full opinion on using a full sweep TPS. The car has only been run for a few minutes tops. I'll let you know more in the next few days. As for the wiring? I just figured it out using a voltmeter.
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stay with the RE it is a varible style new also use the wiring for the 20b no the S6 FD.. Also Tony help me out i need the wiring diagram for the LTX i sold my last one with the wrong book!
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