EFI airflow..
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I was wondering, Does it matter which direction a progressive 4 barrel style throttle body is mounted on the intake ?
I'm almost done rigging my engine and have found that the throttle linkage arm will interfere with the carb hat if I put my intercooler on the port side of the boat...
My throttle body is a Dominator style with progressive linkage. The primaries open about 1/4 of the way before the secondaries...
Just wondering if I can turn it backwards or will it cause issues ?
THANKS !
Doug
I'm almost done rigging my engine and have found that the throttle linkage arm will interfere with the carb hat if I put my intercooler on the port side of the boat...
My throttle body is a Dominator style with progressive linkage. The primaries open about 1/4 of the way before the secondaries...
Just wondering if I can turn it backwards or will it cause issues ?
THANKS !
Doug
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Agree with above, no big deal. Definitely want to keep the linkage progressive or it gets a little trickier to tune the part throttle transition unless you're running a bypass valve. We messed around with clocking the hat because I'd heard it could cause issues, it didn't have any noticeable effect.
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Looks like I won't need to turn the throttle body after all...
With the carb hat turned towards the rear, the intercooler hose will fit under the exhaust if I relocate my oil cooler to the floor...
fun stuff...
With the carb hat turned towards the rear, the intercooler hose will fit under the exhaust if I relocate my oil cooler to the floor...
fun stuff...





