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Adrian, looks good. Thanks. How did it do after WOT without the controller?
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It felt just fine after WOT without the controller. I didn’t experience anything weird or out of the ordinary. Speaking of the controller, am I correct in assuming that you wanted me to disconnect it before the data logs, so that we could focus solely on the characteristics of the TB? Now that we’ve gotten the logs out of the way, will I still be able to use the controller with the pump booster, given it didn’t throw any codes earlier today at WOT when I first took the car out? I went to a lot of trouble to route all of the wiring and mounting the components and would hate to not be able to use it. However, if you deem it to be unsafe to do, I’ll leave it disconnected.Adrian, looks good. Thanks. How did it do after WOT without the controller?
No problem at all. Thank you, for the opportunity to assist with this process. I’m not an expert at all when it comes to looking at the logs, so I defer to the professionals, like yourself when it comes to that. If you can, will you please tell us whether the data obtained in the logs at least meets or exceeds your expectations for the work performed to the factory Bullitt TB?My apologies. I thought you had a limp mode event at WOT, that's why I recommended removing the controller. I just read post #143 again and realized you did NOT get any codes or limp mode.
Anyway, plug the controller back. It was never a problem to start with.
Glad to see your Bullit is happy with it. There's one more Bullit to be tested and we'll be ready to go.
Thank you so much and sorry for the confusion.
Thanks, Triston. For the GT we are in the process of making a whole new part that will flow greater than anything available to date (including the GT350 TB) and it won't need an adapter. We'll keep you in mind when the time comes, likely this spring.Have you guys done testing for mustang gt / sell the product?
If not I have a modified 2015 gt and would be willing to do some testing for you.
Would be interesting to see how much your throttle bodies can help airflow as I have heard they don’t do much.
Good to hear. I have a ported 2018 IM, headers, injectors, but stock air box.Thanks, Triston. For the GT we are in the process of making a whole new part that will flow greater than anything available to date (including the GT350 TB) and it won't need an adapter. We'll keep you in mind when the time comes, likely this spring.
At WOT, modified TB's only help when they fall short and become a restriction in your setup.
At partial throttle, they always help regardless of setup.
@Mike@SolerEngrFor the GT we are in the process of making a whole new part that will flow greater than anything available to date (including the GT350 TB) and it won't need an adapter.
I’m referring to the Soler GT 5.0 custom TB Mike brought up and it fitting a GT350 manifold. Not sure if it will have optional attachment spacing w/o adapter for different manifold options.GregO, I don’t require an adapter with my GT350 IM. The first test TB that Mike sent me was nearly identical to a factory Bullitt casting and fit exactly the same. I don’t see an adapter being necessary unless someone was going with a big mouth port job on the IM and TB.
Great question. Dual hole pattern, no adapter. Will fit directly onto GT, GT350, Bullit, or Mach 1.@Mike@SolerEngr
I'll assume the GT custom TB you're referring to will require an adapter to fit the GT350 5.2 intake manifold for those running a GT350 manifold on the 5.0 Coyote ?
Everything is ready for the GT350, we are just waiting on parts to build stock so we can start the core exchange program. We'll be ready in a week or two max. Thanks!Mike,
Is the TB you are offering for the GT350 in its final form? Or are you still making revisions? I have a garage full of upgrades I need to undertake soon. But would love to add a TB into the mix since I will have the car down for these component upgrades.