Boring out stock n/a throttle body
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Boring out stock n/a throttle body
Beaner let me have his OEM throttle body to study and see if they can be bored out easily enough, I understood that it was possible but I had to see for sure.
It can bored out and the next step would be to make a new throttle plate. I have attached a drawing showing the current and modified section.
Hey, how hard can it be?
It can bored out and the next step would be to make a new throttle plate. I have attached a drawing showing the current and modified section.
Hey, how hard can it be?
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Re: Boring out stock n/a throttle body
Originally Posted by 32krazy!
not hard at all. maxbore will bore the t/b and install a new butterfly for 125$ shipped
I'm not cheap, I just don't like spending money.
Rudy says the tough part is removing the shaft, I can see that being true, its OK Beaner I will not experiment on yours.
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Re: Boring out stock n/a throttle body
Originally Posted by onehundred80
But if I did it for myself it would cost nothing, unless it flew of the lathe and stuck in the ceiling.
I'm not cheap, I just don't like spending money.
Rudy says the tough part is removing the shaft, I can see that being true, its OK Beaner I will not experiment on yours.
I'm not cheap, I just don't like spending money.
Rudy says the tough part is removing the shaft, I can see that being true, its OK Beaner I will not experiment on yours.
That decribes me to a "T'
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Re: Boring out stock n/a throttle body
Originally Posted by onehundred80
... its OK Beaner I will not experiment on yours.
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