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shawnberry45 11-21-2020 09:38 AM

TB Bypass Mod Question
 
What kind of caps is everyone using to cover the ports on the throttle body?
Does it need a clamp? Or just push them on and done?

Spooler 11-21-2020 12:37 PM

You need them up north in the cold otherwise your TB butterflies will freeze and hang. Not sure if you get any benefit from disconnecting them.

JARblue 11-21-2020 03:00 PM

The benefit from disconnecting them in hot weather climates is the throttle bodies aren't heated up by the coolant (thereby heating up the intake air) when the car is hot.

No need to cap them unless you're worried about some small bugs/critters taking up nest in the tubes. If you drive the car enough you won't have that problem.

shawnberry45 11-21-2020 05:36 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by JARblue (Post 3972433)
The benefit from disconnecting them in hot weather climates is the throttle bodies aren't heated up by the coolant (thereby heating up the intake air) when the car is hot.

No need to cap them unless you're worried about some small bugs/critters taking up nest in the tubes. If you drive the car enough you won't have that problem.

Perfect - it’s a garage car, never sees cold or snow
With my A2A Stillen setup these hoses really get in the way! TopGunz V1 is a very tight fit with the charge pipe and I think the TB bypass would help free up alittle space.

DrBacon 11-21-2020 06:03 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by shawnberry45 (Post 3972403)
What kind of caps is everyone using to cover the ports on the throttle body?
Does it need a clamp? Or just push them on and done?

Personally, I didn't cap the ports on the throttle bodies, just left them open. As for the coolant line output/input it's self instead of capping it and risking that blowing out from pressure some how I just looped the hose. I've driven the car in high 30s/low 40s with no issues, don't really plan on driving at freezing temperatures so can't speak for that.


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