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05 trailblazer throttle body

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#1 ·
It works!! I put a 4.2 throttle body on my 3.5. Takes a couple of wide open runs for the computer to adjust, but it pulls a lil harder on the top end, feels like a lil more tourque.
 
#4 ·
I'll go one better - what size is the stock one also?
 
#12 ·
it's working kinda strange, the more I drive it the more it re-learns to the increased air flow. I was driving it and watching it on the scanner, and the fist few wide open runs it was on the lean side, but it's slowly richening up. I'd say 30-50 miles of driving it should adapt pretty well.
 
#14 ·
yeh i bet a tune would be able to get it to run more like it would on a 4.2....idk much about it but i would think so. awesome mod tho!
 
#15 ·
XHRcustoms said:
It works!! I put a 4.2 throttle body on my 3.5. Takes a couple of wide open runs for the computer to adjust, but it pulls a lil harder on the top end, feels like a lil more tourque.
Thanks for giving that a try. I had thought of it, but didn't want to invest in an extra TB from the 4.2. Do you have an aftermarket exhaust?
 
#23 ·
Is .03" difference really worth the price? Couldn't you get that out of porting the TB that is on the I5?

I am not trying to rain on the parade, I just cant image that would generate a huge difference... Skeptical and VERY curious at the same time. :)

Are you going to rescale the ETC area in the Hp Tuner to match the new size?
 
#25 ·
XHRcustoms said:
it's working kinda strange, the more I drive it the more it re-learns to the increased air flow. I was driving it and watching it on the scanner, and the fist few wide open runs it was on the lean side, but it's slowly richening up. I'd say 30-50 miles of driving it should adapt pretty well.
well in that case id get it worked out in about two days driving to work. I guess that would be the only advantage to working across town.