bill silvis
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has anyone looked into itbs? im not sure how it would work on drive by wire and not cable. or if anyone made itbs for 9ths gens i havent found anything on them at all really.
ITB?
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JonnyRotten
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What's the advantage if any of ITB's?
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bill silvis
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you know i couldnt tell you i think they look sick but i know for our cars youd have to do a ton of work and get a k tuned ecu and k pro becuase they are meant to work drive by cable like older teggys and civics @JonnyRotten
kennyjames
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theres a few guys running ITBs with drive by wire, look up rywires EA-T hes running a B series with drive by wire technology (they never came DBW) i jusyt know it will take alot of research and trial and error to get it to work properly
Bulkybear
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I'm not sure what an ITB is but what I read in the link its $2500 and provides 21 whp. May as well spend an extra $500 and get a supercharger imo.
kennyjames
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Its essentially a open intake manifold, it sounds un ******* real, requires a very precise tune tho, there are way to also hook up a turbi with ITBs
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bill silvis
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yeah you have 4 little trumpet looking things and they each suck in air it looks cool. but the amount of work and money id put into iid probably lose my mind
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They do get great gains as well, the reason why they are so expensive is cause they take so much to fab