2.2L L61 Performance Tech 16 valve 145 hp EcoTec with 155 lb-ft of torque

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Old 03-02-2008, 09:57 AM
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Has any seen this?

MRZ Big Bore Throttle Body - 60MM or 62MM - 2.2 Ecotec. Has anyone bought this and instlled it on there car? Im going to buy this after my next to pays. Tell me what you guys think should i buy it or shouldn't?

Here link to read about it a little: http://mrzperformance.vstore.ca/prod...products_id/21
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they wont work on our cars they are mechanical throttle bodies ours is electronic
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^^sadly, he's correct
Old 03-02-2008, 10:23 AM
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Well that about as gay as it comes. Why is everything got to be electronic. That makes me mad
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yea..you can get a grounding kit though.
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Are you aware that the Cobalt 2.2 Ecotec TB is already 60MM?
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even if they were available i hink people would putting on the 2.4 throttle body instead because its bigger and cheaper but until tuning is available a bigger throttle body will throw you in limp mode correct me if im wrong
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this looks like problems...switching from electronic to mechanical
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Originally Posted by jpunishment
even if they were available i hink people would putting on the 2.4 throttle body instead because its bigger and cheaper but until tuning is available a bigger throttle body will throw you in limp mode correct me if im wrong
Correct, Limp mode with the 2.4 TB (68MM) on a 2.2 engine. It has to do with the airflow diagnostics in the ECM.

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this looks like problems...switching from electronic to mechanical
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I'd say as close to impossible as you can get with the current ECM.

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yeah and unless u do every other intake/exhaust mod including cai, intake mani, header, dp, catback, i dont think the air really gets that retricted at the tb. has something to do with air velocity or some mathematical bullshit lol
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tuning problem...ya...thats pretty much solved!!!!!!




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