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I did it just to be like everyone else.
I don't think you would see any performance gains except in some kind of extreme situation. That throttlebody is gonna heat up anyway. Maybe it will keep it a few degress cooler? I just didn't think the coolant hose was necessary in Texas.
I don't think you would see any performance gains except in some kind of extreme situation. That throttlebody is gonna heat up anyway. Maybe it will keep it a few degress cooler? I just didn't think the coolant hose was necessary in Texas.
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Originally Posted by blown3qtr
I did it just to be like everyone else.
I don't think you would see any performance gains except in some kind of extreme situation. That throttlebody is gonna heat up anyway. Maybe it will keep it a few degress cooler? I just didn't think the coolant hose was necessary in Texas.
I don't think you would see any performance gains except in some kind of extreme situation. That throttlebody is gonna heat up anyway. Maybe it will keep it a few degress cooler? I just didn't think the coolant hose was necessary in Texas.
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I went to go do this on my Hoe and the male end on the valve cover is bigger than the hose coming off the rad, so I guess I'm gonna go get a small length of hose and run it between the rad and valve cover, along with some hose clamps, and some caps for the TB, just for looks I guess, even though it's covered up haha.
The hose from the rad to the TB would go to the valve cover but it's a bit of a stretch, too much for me anyways.
The hose from the rad to the TB would go to the valve cover but it's a bit of a stretch, too much for me anyways.
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