BBK Performance Parts 1544 Power Plus Twin 58 mm Throttle Body for 1994-1997 GM LT1 5.7L V8 Engines
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1992-97 GM LT1 5.7L 52mm & 58mm Throttle Bodies
BBK 1544 Throttle Body Features:
- CNC-Machined 356 Aluminum Casting
- Factory-Style Precision Die-Stamped Linkage
- Double Sealed Roller Bearings With O-Ringed Shafts
- Direct Bolt-On Performance Part
Emissions: CARB (California Air Resources Board) D-245-15 is legal to sell in California and any US state adopting CA restrictions.
FAQ
How much horsepower does a BBK throttle body add?
- BBK throttle bodies can increase horsepower by up to 12-15 hp, enhancing engine performance.
- They optimize airflow, boosting power and torque, especially in combination with other performance upgrades.
Does throttle body affect engine performance?
- Yes, a throttle body significantly influences engine performance.
- BBK's power plus throttle body enhances throttle response, torque, and overall power output.
How do I know what throttle body I need?
- Determine the engine's specifications and intended use to select the right size and type.
- Consider factors like engine displacement, modifications, and compatibility with LT1 58mm throttle body for precise fitment.
What does a BBK throttle body do?
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