Standard's Electronic Throttle Bodies undergo extensive in-house testing at SMP’s engineering department in Long Island City, NY. There, our engineers look at flow tests and make sure each unit meets our high-performance standards. The result is a high-quality replacement with coverage for an array of domestic and import vehicles.
Our engineers performed an extensive 45-day endurance test of our Standard® S20006 and the Electronic Throttle Body of a competitor.
The engineers measured the durability of the units, the motor torque required to open and close the throttle plates, as well as a complete physical comparison of both units. The test results speak for themselves.
With Standard's superior quality and durability, our Electronic Throttle Body stands up to the underhood conditions and strenuous demands of today’s engines.
The S20006 was tested for a full 45 days and was fully intact at completion with good operational characteristics.
The end result is a reliable and premium quality Electronic Throttle Body that meets or exceeds the OE alternative.
Source: SMP LIC Testing Lab, 2020
After 10 days of testing, the compound gear cracked in the middle.
While this failure was predicted, there are other design flaws that this failure masks
Source: SMP LIC Testing Lab, 2020
Let’s take a closer look at how Standard® engineered design improvements for our premium S20176 replacement ETB for the failure-prone Jeep / Chrysler applications — outperforming the original for durability and service life.
Further proof Standard® makes a superior quality Electronic Throttle Body. We pay attention to our components, engineering and manufacturing.
COMPETITION | STANDARD® |
Low-cost suppliers | Premium-quality supplier |
Unreliable reman options available | 100% NEW, never reman |
Low-quality components | Upgrades to failure-prone components |
Most do not include gaskets | Provided as kits with required gaskets |
Release part numbers that are not failure prone | Coverage for popular and failure-prone applications |
Source: SMP LIC Testing Lab, 2020