My 2001 yukon xl had traction control and was DBW. My 2002 Suburban without traction control is DBC
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My 2001 yukon xl had traction control and was DBW. My 2002 Suburban without traction control is DBC
Yea I have a tbss intake and ported 90mm tb, but just cant pull the trigger on the $225 x link right now lol. Oh and no Camaros had DBW, even ones with traction control are cable. I have one sitting in the garage lol
i know! i guess i'll have to get an adapter plate to use my 78mm on the 4 bolt intake. oh well.. lol
much cheaper alternative lol:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/FAST-LS1-LS2...39fb91&vxp=mtr
Why choke down that nice intake with a pos throttle body...Quote:
Originally Posted by luisdavid
Some peoples kids.
rather have nnbs intake with my pos 78mm tb than my pos 06 intake with my pos 78mm intake. lol don't you agree?
I wouldn't waste my time swapping to a nnbs intake if I was going to use a 78mm... so no.Quote:
Originally Posted by luisdavid
True, think about air velocity. Sucking air through a paper towel tube from the open end (intake) while the other end is partially closed (78mm TB) is more difficult than sucking air through the tube with both ends open. Not all scientific but thats the way I think of it.Quote:
Originally Posted by pl4yboy
^^ Why would you wan't to downgrade an upgrade?Quote:
Originally Posted by luisdavid
I have a 90mm DBW throttle body from a TBSS if you are interested
i already have the DBW throttle body for it. I need x link though and i don't have $220 to spend. Adapter plate is $50 which is more reasonable than $220 right now. Can't really put much cash into the truck at the moment