qtxdevilz
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on a 6 bolt in 2g swap...what tps do you use?
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Hammer_Gaidin said:I just used my 2g sensor.
hellotbone said:You can use the 1g or 2g coils it doesn't matter but use the 2G wire harness for them. The TPS just use your 2g TB or if you did the 1g swap you need the TB with the 4 vac ports. All the parts are bolt on. PM me if you need more help.
steve said:You use the 2G TPS and modify the adjustment procedure to put the feeler gauge between the 1G IPS and the throttle pulley before setting the 2G IPS.
Steve
hellotbone said:msn messenger pm for the email.
Thats an easy one then just set your tps with your multimeter per RRE's site and use the 4 port 4 1G TB on your intake set the tps with your meter and your logger to see 100% at WOT.
qtxdevilz said:so if i have a 1g tb i should use a 1g tps?the problem is that my mechanic says my car is not running right because i have a 3 port/wire tps...so should i just get a 1g 4 port tps(if there is such a thing)?or a 2g tps?
qtxdevilz said:do you have any idling problems?you have a 1g intake mani on correct?and what coil pack did you use?
qtxdevilz said:are you suppose to use the 1g isc or 2g isc?