LT2 & Throttle body question
Just curious if these two items will fit together before I purchase. Also will the car need a tune after these have been installed? Thanks
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LT5 tb needs the adapter (or mounting holes elongated) to work on any LT1/2 manifold.
i ran a stock tb on my LT2 but i think the manifold needs to be ported to accept an LT5+ tb. the car will need a tune to get the most out of it. might as well throw on a flex fuel sensor while you're at it if you don't have one already. if it were mine to do over again i would just do a stock LT2 manifold and reuse the stock tb. i saw very little difference going from LT2/stock tb to msd/95. couple tenths of a second 60-130 at best. ymmv |
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Just to make sure you're aware, you have to modify a few things on the LT2 to make it work. There's places that sell the intakes pre-modified if you're not sure what to do.
Also, def would consider flex fuel kit at the same time. I did flex fuel a few years back and now recently got an LT2 manifold. Now I gotta pay again for another tune after I get that installed. Holding off for now debating what else I want to throw on the car. If you want a visual of what E85 can do, attached is my dyno graph. Green is CAI only, red is CAI and full exhaust, and blue is CAI, full exhaust, and E85. As you can see E85 had big gains everywhere. |
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