Cutter Bay

Anyone have personal experience with these on a 3.6? I was looking at the:

EVE300-637

AIRAID Part 300-637 - PowerAid Throttle Body Spacer - - 4 Wheel Parts

For that matter, I am interested in any throttle body spacer that actually has in affect in a positive manor on this engine.

Thank you in advance.

Josh

Grant09

You'll probably get some different opinions on this but I personally don't think you'll see any improvement anywhere from a throttle body spacer. I'd spend the money somewhere else.

Ryan0260

Unless you just want a whistling sound for some reason, spend your money on something else.

davegill

I agree. Save your money. You won't see any improvement

Cutter Bay

Thank you for the help. Made quick work of that topic. NEXT!!!! Lol

yousif

I have installed airaid intake with space throttle on my 3.8 I can feel little diifrence but not for the spacer it self I don't know if it's Gona give u any prefomance
But the air intake it give me little performance I normticed a difference

zstairlessone

Just my thought, but if a part that can sell for $150 at a profit can increase power and FUEL EFFICIENCY don't you think Chrysler, who needs all the help with their fleet average numbers, would have put it on, got the benefit, and raised the price of the vehicle to cover the cost plus profit?

tac

I would like to also get xtra h.p. ! I have a 2010 dodge caravan that I bought new that was a dog . I pulled the M.A.P. & drilled the vacuum hole to 1/8 inch & really woke up the 3.3 it was nite & day .
the 3.6 is already large so, there is no where to go.
Has anyone ever used a spacer an really got xtra h.p.
It's a short distance from the throttle to the M.A.P. so, I thought maybe with a spacer there would be a gain in vacuum getting more h.p.

SpicedCrusher

No.

With the technology of today, vehicle manufactures are more then capable of producing engines that can get 40-50mpg+ but chose not. Hmmm I wonder why...

barnettd

I don't buy this.
If you want to see examples of gas powered vehicles getting 40+ mpgs then look at hybrids and recent Mazda 3s... its the physics of the vehicle that produce limitations on mpg... weight and aerodynamics are the big two factors. You think you can do that in vehicle that is anything like what we Jeep Wrangler fans want?