CAI and throttle body spacer
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CAI and throttle body spacer
Im thinking about putting a CAI and a throttle body spacer on my 05 5.3 rcsb sierra. What will I notice if nething? Does anybody know what kind of RWHP this should add?
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you get you a cool little wistle. they way the intake is designed its impractical. you will see a bigger gain in horsepower from your motor being warm vs. heat soaked
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In the older carburated and tbi engines a spacer may have helped but in the gen III engines the fuel is injected into the intake ports all the spacer would do is elongate the passage for the air to enter the intake.
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i honestly dont see how it can work on a fuel injected engine. first off you have a blade infront of disturbing airflow, then it goes through the spacer supposed to make it some what spin. ok so it spins but then it goes into the tube section of the intake and goes into 8 different holes. do you still think that are is still rotating once it is in the heads? the reason a spacer works on carbureted and tbi engines because you get better atomization with air and fuel mixture. still i would discourage drilling a spacer for nitrous unless you buy an actual tb spacer made for nitrous
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I just said everything counts LOL only so I can set it up to tell him to put a nozzle in it. I never had any problems with my set up, the only problems I ever had were with solenoids.