No coolant to throttle body experience Finishing up a TPI truck project and was wondering what experience you may have had running without the throttle body coolant lines. Will only be driving the truck in the Summer anyway. Notice any difference in fuel mileage or performance? |
Re: No coolant to throttle body experience nothing at all lol. tried it for the hell of it one day and I haven't noticed anything. |
Re: No coolant to throttle body experience Reduced heat= cooler dense air and Is claimed at 7hp increase |
Re: No coolant to throttle body experience
Originally Posted by mjdavis68
(Post 5999109)
Reduced heat= cooler dense air and Is claimed at 7hp increase |
Re: No coolant to throttle body experience I have my coolant lines disconnected for years, completely cut the housing off and only have the part for the iac, it is only intended to stop throttle blade freezing in winter environments. Improvements are minimal but if your not driving in winter get rid of it |
Re: No coolant to throttle body experience
Originally Posted by R3500
(Post 5999061)
Finishing up a TPI truck project and was wondering what experience you may have had running without the throttle body coolant lines. Will only be driving the truck in the Summer anyway. Notice any difference in fuel mileage or performance? |
Re: No coolant to throttle body experience The bypass mod is the same as cutting out the base of the air filter housing for the filters. WHo knows if there are gains to be made |
Re: No coolant to throttle body experience Thanks guys..anyone have a heater hose routing diagram without the throttle body routing? The radiator I just installed has a heater hose inlet passenger side top, the water pump has an outlet that's capped. Appears that the easiest routing is from the radiator to heater core (highside) and engine outlet near thermostat housing to heater core (low side)? |
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