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Bored TB
What's up everybody! The new guy on the forum. Just wondering how much the bored TB really helps? I've got all the other, TB spacer, C.A. intake, Flowmasters, no converter, and runs pretty well. Thinking of a chip, can anyone recomend one that really works well. And how does the adjustable map sensor work?
Thanks for the info!!
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Join Date: Aug 2005
Location: kent county/eastern shore maryland
Posts: 1,007
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chips for jeeps are a waste of money they dont give you enuf of a gain in power to really prove them selvs. so dont waste your money on it lol. but i hear the bored tb really does help do a search for boring out your stock one and saveing your self some money.
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Yes, the bored TB is much better than that TB spacer by far, the TB spacer really does not do much for your jeep. Do a search for TB and you will find plenty of threads related to this topic
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Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: Jacksonville, Florida
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when i bored my tb i noticed an improvement in the acceleration all the way throught the rpm range, but you would probably notice more of an improvement since you have all the other stuff on your jeep
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2001 Cherokee Limited My Build Thread: 6" IRO Long Arms and coils, JKS ACOS, OME 4" Leaf springs w/1.5" Teraflex shackles, RC Shackle Relocation Brackets, ~34" BFG KM2, RC Quick Discos, Fox 2.0 IPF Shocks, Rear Disk Brakes, 60mm Bored TB, Cobra Injectors, Rugged Ridge Header, 2.5" Exhaust with Borla Muffler |
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Thanks everybody. How does the adjustable map sensor work?
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