Will changing the vtr throttle body to a vts one make any noticable difference, i know the fuelling will be more but will i just rich because i cant get enough air in through the 1 inlet valve rather than the VTS' two? any help will be great 
Vtr to Vts Throttle body
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#2was supposed to say will i just 'run' rich sorry
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#4the fuelling wont change at all cause your not changing the ecu and fitting a bigger tb to the origonal inlet (even though in this case it wont fit) wont cause more air to get in itll just bottle neck in the tb as there a large tb in front of a small holeQuote:Originally Posted by Tomm911
Will changing the vtr throttle body to a vts one make any noticable difference, i know the fuelling will be more but will i just rich because i cant get enough air in through the 1 inlet valve rather than the VTS' two? any help will be great
depending on the age of your car the best thing to look for is a series one rallye inlet manifold and throttle body
but that will only fit on the early model heads so you may be out of luck if you have a mark 2 unless you fancy changing the cylender head -
#5reading his profile he has a 53 plate so 98 bhp engine so he is out of luckQuote:Originally Posted by AlexB
the fuelling wont change at all cause your not changing the ecu and fitting a bigger tb to the origonal inlet (even though in this case it wont fit) wont cause more air to get in itll just bottle neck in the tb as there a large tb in front of a small hole
depending on the age of your car the best thing to look for is a series one rallye inlet manifold and throttle body
but that will only fit on the early model heads so you may be out of luck if you have a mark 2 unless you fancy changing the cylender head