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Snake Eater Performance DBW 102MM throttle body & Terminator X?
Hi everyone. This is my first post on this forum so bear with me if this has been covered. I tried searching, but didnt come up with anything.
Before purchasing a Terminator X system I bought a 102mm Drive-By-Wire SEP TB: https://www.snakeeaterperformance.co...-throttle-body
Now that I'm connecting everything on the harness it's clear that this 6-pin connector is not compatible with the harness. My question is, has anyone used one of these throttle bodies and made it work? Does Holley make a 6-pin adapter and will that work? Any help is appreciated. Thanks.
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From the SEEP website:
100% Billet 102mm Throttle Body, Drive-By-Wire works with all Gen IV manifolds and PCM that can control a DBW throttle body. Hardware included.
6-pin connector, magnetic TPS, Gold Blade Electronics tried and true in forced induction applications to over 900+ by SEP customers with no blade flutter.
Works with:
Throttle Pedal Assemblies 10379038
Terminator X & X Max with DBW capability.
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@ek9beezler: I guess the question needs to be asked, which Terminator X kit did you purchase? The other question is why do you feel that you need a 102mm throttle body? Andrew
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Good questions. When I reached out to SEP directly, they didn't have that verbiage on their website. I'll go on the assumption that I can get a 6-pin to 8-pin adapter and connect that way.
I purchased Terminator X Max 24x/1x Multec 2 LS MPFI Kit with DBW Throttle Body and Transmission Control, Part # 550-927.
EDIT 1: A huge percentage of people don't NEED a 102mm TB, myself included, but it's what I have so I'd like to make it work.
EDIT 2: Per Holley's recommendation I purchased a GM #10379038 pedal assembly to mate to the DBW harness that came with the kit. I'm looking at the X link: http://www.torquerush.com/x-link.html, which may do the truck. My engine will have a 78mm turbo on it, so I'd like to flow more air than a stock TB and since I have one already I might as well use it.
Last edited by ek9beezler; 01-14-2021 at 08:27 AM.
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I'd do one of two things:
1. Purchase the correct DBW harness from Holley for the Gen 4 throttle bodies. Holley 558-406: https://www.holley.com/products/fuel.../parts/558-406
2. Look at the wiring diagram for the 558-406 harness and terminate it properly for the 6-pin TB. The TB connector is a Metri-Pack GT 150 connector. Ballinger Motorsports (and probably others) sell the connector and the terminals and cable seals can also be sourced easily. You'll need a proper crimping tool, but those can also be had relatively inexpensively.
I recently had to change the TB connectors on my Cougar. You can get the full details here:
https://www.pro-touring.com/threads/...videos)/page69. Starting with post #1362
The issues with the big TBs is that they tend to be a little trickier to tune at low throttle openings, but it's all doable.
If I can be of service with the tuning or anything else, please don't hesitate to get in touch. Andrew
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You're the man. Thank you Andrew. I'll look into your suggestions.
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