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miichael
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yes the throttle body spacer
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bmxking5
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I haven't heard that many people on here say that tb spacers were good. Many of these people though haven't even tried them. I haven't tried one on any Explorer, but on my dad's chevy truck the tb spacer worked great. It gave it more low end torque, better throttle response, etc. But my dad's truck has a total different type of injection system from the explorer. If you get one, post your results
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I put one on my 96X and couldnt "feel" any difference. Although I dont think you can feel a 2 to 5 hp difference anyway. It may make a car length difference in a 1/4 mile race but other that that I dont think you would notice anything except your wallet being lighter.
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