Dbw settings for bigger throttle bodies?

[J37accord]

Just to confirm, any adjustment we tend to make, we're only adjusting the top row ( flow rate L/min) correct?

[rmr89]

I apologize for what might seem like endless questions but i am just trying to fully understand this or enough to get started and then I will leave it alone....So to get a new value for the j37 TB would you multiply the original values by the difference in size (percentage-wise)? There is some info on ktuned's website saying that the j37 TB is 27% larger than the J35...Would any of that info be used?

Thanks for always responding though. It is appreciated

https://k-tuned.3dcartstores.com/72mm-D ... p_878.html

[KTuner]

Adjust the throttle percentage as needed.

[J37accord]

Now im confused, which row and columns are we adjusting? I was under the impression that we're only adjusting the flow rate (l/min). The throttle percentage in that parameter is greyed out.

[KTuner]

There's a three row table we previously covered. Tables are editable. Throttle Flow Rate. You wanted clarification on the N and AC rows for throttle percentages. You mentioned adjusting the percentages. You were on the right track. I'm not sure how you've gone from that to confusion.

[J37accord]

The confusion i have is that there's no unit of measurement on the top row. I want to add 8% (found the difference in size between 2 throttle bodies). Could you advice which row to adjust.

[KTuner]

L/Min

The unit of measurement was given on the previous page in response to you asking what the unit of measurement was.

[J37accord]

I did not ask that question, that was another user asking for the unit of measurement, my question is still not being answered, which row are we adjusting? Row 1 or 2/3.

https://www.ktuner.com/KTunerHelp/dbw_i ... w_rate.htm

[KTuner]

Unfortunately we're not syncing up well here. You're right, that was someone else regarding unit.

You had already asked what should be adjusted at the top of this page and I gave an answer.

Adjust the throttle percentage as needed.

A previous answer in this thread also told you what N and AC rows are for. Adjust as needed.

[rmr89]

got it figured out. multiply by 8%. I did NOT ask chatgpt either.... lol. Or kudos to the OP of this thread who told me it was 8% to begin with. Thank you Ktuner for also verifying and helping out.

A quick video of a short pull done on a closed track. But the track still had a speed limit so I had to let off lol. j37 throttle body, ktuner, afe momentum intake, catback exhaust, j-pipe,

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1S8cEJJ ... sp=sharing