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crzycav86 »
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Fri Jun 10, 2005 3:49 pm
The theory works. There's a company called hondata that pioneered these things. They've got some great feedback, and they most definitely work for certain hondas.
However, one reason why they work on hondas is because they block the coolant ports that flow to the throttle body. This heats up the manifold tremendously, and takes away potential power. If you don't live in freezing weather, you don't need the throttle body warmers anyway.
We can't block the coolant ports on 240's because it's a pretty major artery in the ka motor. Blocking it would block coolant flow from the radiator.
Last year I tried to make a gasket like that. I gave up on that project though.
My advice to you is to find out what material they're using. If it has good heat properties, then it might be a good buy.. but a PITA to install .