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Torque? Where is it?

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Old 05-15-2002, 02:03 PM
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I own an auto 99 Tiburon FX and it is slow off the line how are u guys launching off the line what could help me get off the line better?
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Just a little tip for you
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Hold the brake and rev your engine until 2000-2500 RPM. Then when green lights comes on, immediately release brake and press gas pedal further down. With this technique, your launching will be considerably better. When doing this, however, do not hold gas and brake at the same time for a long period.

Of course, you can add
Cold air intake
BB throttle body
Bored intake manifold
to increase a nice amoung of torque.
Old 05-15-2002, 06:59 PM
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I have read that a good Torque Converter will help out a lot on Automatics. Search the board for more information. Also, a 4-2-1 headder will help out also.
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do you have to buy anything else with the big bore throttle body like bigger intake tube?
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QUOTE
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do you have to buy anything else with the big bore throttle body like bigger intake tube?
You do not need, however for maximum torque increase, you might also consider boring out intake manifold.
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My intake manifold is bored out to 63mm. This does not increase your torque (I have bbtb too). This increases your HP at the top end. My bottom end is the same, and I am not drawing any cooler air or anything. It just decreases restriction at the top end of the RPM range, the bottom end will stay the same as the negative psi will be about
the same at lower RPM's...

Just pointing out...

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I agree I have a BBTB & BIM & I only noticed improve throttle response but no real power or torque increase.
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I agree I have a BBTB & BIM & I only noticed improve throttle response but no real power or torque increase.
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sorry guys i'm not caught up with all these abbreviations what is BBTB & BIM ??



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