2004 Mazda
Throttle Body Spacer
Brand: Street Performance HELIX PTP THROTTLE BODY SPACER - 6.0 Increase In Horsepower , 14 lb/ft Increase In Torque, 3 MPG Increase In Fuel Economy, Delivers Improved Power, And Performance, Better Fuel Economy, Utilizes Aerodynamic Principles, That Yields Better Fuel Burn, T6061 Aircraft Solid-Billet Aluminum, Installation Hardware Included

dose it help out or just a way to wast money.

 

 

Want to be the first to try it?

 

lol I second that motion

 

works about as well as that tornado thing you put in your gas tank.

 

Going to say if you think putting a small spacer between your throttle body will yeild those results, I really feel for you.

 

the spacers work well on Zs and Gs picking up about 10whp actually. I dont know how well it will work on the 8 thought. Give it a try and let us know.

-hS

 

is it possibly for the intake manifold??

 

try it

 

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yes, but that is not a throttle body spacer on the vq engine. it is a plenum spacer that allows the the front 2 cylinders to breath better, making more power.

 

true, and its also a lot easier to get extra Normally Aspirated power from that 3.5L motor than it is from our 1.3L motor.
I dont think the spacer will show a significant improvement on the 8.

 

I actually don't see how a throttle body spacer would make any power improvements.
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"dose" it matter.

-Cody

 

What is the cost on it? If it is cheap enough, I will chip in a couple of bucks so someone can be the test victim, er...subject.

 

http://wheelskin.com/spe-95135.html

It is $86 free s/h in US 48. It kind of looks like another version of the Tornado to me.

 

i think it is crap 2. It made no sense to me. I just wanted to know if any one had put one on there 8. This one i found runs about 130 dollars.

 

the instructions seem pretty straight forward would preffer some pictures to compair. I still would not trust it on my car.

 

did a little more research on this and it is looking like it does just what it says. I might end up getting one after all, I will let ppl know if things work out. Not sure if there will be any kind of issues with fuel mixture?

 

Won't fit right.

Won't make the slightest difference.

Will screw up the length of the tuned intake system.

...so let us know how it goes!

S

 

http://www.streetandperformanceelectronics.com/lead.htm

The makers of this unit. Hell, I have wasted more money on a nights drinking so try it dude. I personally don't think it will do **** but then again I know nothing of this product so....

 

Ok Installed mine today, and so far no problem, Went on like a snap with the Revi Intake. Did not have time tonight to do a full road test, but will in the morning on the way to school. On the way to and from the store after install car seemed more responsive. Will update when I see in the morning. From what I have been able to gather so far the spacer works best with after market intakes due to the increased air flow. One thing I like about this one verses others is that it does not have the whistle that some others have. A buddy of mine put another model on his car and had that effect but no problems after a little over a week.

 

Well day 2 of having it on and have noticed some gain and no problems so I am happy with it so far.

 

Where do you live I would like to see this

 

What about "their"?

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