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The thing is, most people have been misled to believe that the throttle bodies on our engines are wide open all the time. This is definitely NOT true as i
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The thing is, most people have been misled to believe that the throttle bodies on our engines are wide open all the time. This is definitely NOT true as i can watch the throttle position sensor angle live on my Scangauge and anyone with an obd2 reader can too.
I wonder what would happen if the throttle bodies were removed from our cars and a dummy fitted to make up the gap - obviously the real throttles would need to remain connected, just zip tied to the side. |
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