Wilson V-Force EFI 4150 TB and Pro Extreme Carb Hat
02-22-2009, 10:09 PM
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Wilson V-Force EFI 4150 TB and Pro Extreme Carb Hat Wilson 4150 throttle body
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Fits all popular 4150 4-barrel intake manifolds, Compatible with all popular aftermarket ECU's, Works with V8, European and Asian imports, Billet 6061-T6 aluminum body flows 1136cfm, Eliminates part throttle directional influence. 422175 - Bolt on Fuel Injection. $721.55
Sell for $650.
It's basically their 4150 throttle body but it is also plumbed by them with 8 injectors and fuel rails. I bought it new and it's never been used.
Superior Air Pro Extreme Carb Hat
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Wilson's info:
Fits all popular 4150 4-barrel intake manifolds, Compatible with all popular aftermarket ECU's, Works with V8, European and Asian imports, Billet 6061-T6 aluminum body flows 1136cfm, Eliminates part throttle directional influence. 422175 - Bolt on Fuel Injection. $721.55
Sell for $650.
It's basically their 4150 throttle body but it is also plumbed by them with 8 injectors and fuel rails. I bought it new and it's never been used.
Superior Air Pro Extreme Carb Hat
SOLD
Last edited by LTLHOMER; 03-04-2009 at 06:14 PM.
03-04-2009, 08:30 PM
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You're selling it with the rails and the mounting brackets? I have some items in my sig that I am looking to get rid of. I'm going to be updating it tomorrow and I also have a lot of random nitrous parts. I could use this as I'm looking to run a setup with an extra 4 injectors and I could just plug the other 4.
03-06-2009, 03:36 PM
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Yeah that car was pretty sweet. It's been way too long since I've had a running car so I'm pumped about this season. Good luck with the parts sales. You are the only one interested in it thus far so I don't think it'll be gone before you're ready.
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About 6 -8 weeks ago I was looking for one everywhere. I would have bought this in second. I ended up stacking the injectors on the runners.
I was going to use this for a easy 16 injector setup. I d like to see someone try it.
I was going to use this for a easy 16 injector setup. I d like to see someone try it.
03-26-2009, 02:38 PM
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Wilson 4150 throttle body
Wilson's info:
Fits all popular 4150 4-barrel intake manifolds, Compatible with all popular aftermarket ECU's, Works with V8, European and Asian imports, Billet 6061-T6 aluminum body flows 1136cfm, Eliminates part throttle directional influence. 422175 - Bolt on Fuel Injection. $721.55
Sell for $650.
It's basically their 4150 throttle body but it is also plumbed by them with 8 injectors and fuel rails. I bought it new and it's never been used.
Superior Air Pro Extreme Carb Hat
SOLD
Wilson's info:
Fits all popular 4150 4-barrel intake manifolds, Compatible with all popular aftermarket ECU's, Works with V8, European and Asian imports, Billet 6061-T6 aluminum body flows 1136cfm, Eliminates part throttle directional influence. 422175 - Bolt on Fuel Injection. $721.55
Sell for $650.
It's basically their 4150 throttle body but it is also plumbed by them with 8 injectors and fuel rails. I bought it new and it's never been used.
Superior Air Pro Extreme Carb Hat
SOLD
Last edited by windsor; 03-26-2009 at 02:45 PM.
03-26-2009, 08:35 PM
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I was going to try out e85 and use this throttle body and also have injectors in the runners but I decided to just run gas so I can get my car out this year. This would work well as a standalone (no injectors in the runners) but I'm really curious how much power would be gained from using it on an e85 application. My thoughts were that the carb e85 guys are able to get away without intercoolers much better than efi guys with no intercoolers so it must have to do with where the fuel is injected in the intake tract and how long the fuel has to cool the incoming air. But I just can't afford to find out how much better it is at this point in time. I just want to get something out.
