R400 D Roller Barrell TB
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Hi I know a lot fit roller barrels, but read up on roller barrels VS spindle /butterfly throttle bodies first, you will be supprised how they act differently, Jenvey have good info.
total inlet length, bell mouth area airbox volume, which exhaust, length of ex primiries, camshafts all go into the mix,get it right and the results will indeed transform the otherwise standard engine BUT there is a price to pay for the change and not just money.
total inlet length, bell mouth area airbox volume, which exhaust, length of ex primiries, camshafts all go into the mix,get it right and the results will indeed transform the otherwise standard engine BUT there is a price to pay for the change and not just money.
In such a light car part throttle drivablity small throttle fueling is often superior with butterfly, rollers work best wide open and suit very high rpm and are more compact, thats why caterham use them, it's a packaging compromise. It's not about max power it's how it delivers from idle IE part throttle/ drivablity, I'm not saying don't fit rollers, I'm saying read up talk to expert mappers but your kit once and buy it right because lots don't
I've recently done some back to testing with the roller barrels and throttle bodies albeit for a higher state of tune.
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The results were somewhat surprising. The roller barrels out performed the throttle bodies on this engine. There are many factors of course, but the roller barrels can more than hold there own and don't deserve the bad press they sometimes get.
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The results were somewhat surprising. The roller barrels out performed the throttle bodies on this engine. There are many factors of course, but the roller barrels can more than hold there own and don't deserve the bad press they sometimes get.
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