mustang throttle body

[Super Bleeder!!]

i found a good deal on an intake with a 75mm mustang throttle body on it.

do these have a similar 5volt tps to the ones dsms already use?

would i be able to run this on a stock ecu (dsmlink) car?

[Super Bleeder!!]

i didn't mean to make two of these threads. Mods please delete one.

[At-Least-It's-An-Evo]

Don't buy it if it's got an Accubreak on it.

[JET]

Accufab actually redid their shafts about a year ago. It should be fine if it has the new one on it.

[Speedfreak]

Man, my Accufab 75 has been ok for long while now. But everytime I here about them breaking, my brain hurts. Do I risk keeping it, or do I buy a different one?

Sorry about the Hijack, but yeah, I think the tps is similar, but do not know if it'll work with the ecu/link..

[JET]

Yes, the TPS works fine, you lose the ISC though. If you have an old Accufab, they will upgrade the shaft for $75.

[Goat Blower]

Don't get the Performance Products one, mine leaks at the shaft seals and whistles at idle. They said they'd replace it no problem, but I already welded the DSM pulley to the shaft. I don't use any kind of ISC, mine idles perfect at 1500 rpm after about 5 minutes.

[1ViciousGSX]

mine idles perfect at 1500 rpm
Is that your poor man's cruise control? :D

[slowbubblecar]

Don't get the Performance Products one, mine leaks at the shaft seals and whistles at idle. They said they'd replace it no problem, but I already welded the DSM pulley to the shaft. I don't use any kind of ISC, mine idles perfect at 1500 rpm after about 5 minutes.
What is wrong with not having to use the gas when starting from a stop?

[Speedfreak]

Yes, the TPS works fine, you lose the ISC though. If you have an old Accufab, they will upgrade the shaft for $75.

Cool, good to know, I'll have to do that.