Soler TB question
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Racer
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Soler TB question
I have a 19 Stingray M7 non-Z51 that I want to upgrade the stock throttle body. Heard really good things about Soler. I see I have a choice between 87mm and 95mm in diameter. Will I notice a significance difference between the two sizes? Will I even notice a significant difference with Soler compared to stock? Anyone have any insight on this? Appreciate any comments. Thanks!
Burning Brakes
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95mm is for LT4 motors ( Z06 )
You have a LT1 motor and are going to definitely notice a difference between stock and the 87mm soler TB.
Its basically free to try, you have 30 days to return if not 100% satisfied.... not sure why anyone wouldn't give it a shot now that its been proven to meet or exceed expectations by nearly everyone who has tried one.
You have a LT1 motor and are going to definitely notice a difference between stock and the 87mm soler TB.
Its basically free to try, you have 30 days to return if not 100% satisfied.... not sure why anyone wouldn't give it a shot now that its been proven to meet or exceed expectations by nearly everyone who has tried one.
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Just installed mine this morning, super simple. First and reverse are way easier for me now, drove about 70 miles today and so far it seems more responsive.
I opted for the new oem version
I opted for the new oem version
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I left the stock one, the trickiest bolt will be the drivers side bottom one just because it is hard to see if you leave the intake in place like I did
I was dreading the 4k revs due to being cammed with longtubes in a townhouse community....nobody said anything, will see if hoa says anything
I was dreading the 4k revs due to being cammed with longtubes in a townhouse community....nobody said anything, will see if hoa says anything
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