My ported throttle body...
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A mirror finish looks pretty but is pretty pointless. You will need to polish down with as fine a wet & dry as you can, then move onto combining it with metal polish paste. A high speed dremel makes it a lot easier to achieve.
Remember, it'll offer no gain in airflow or bhp, and once you stick the bellows back over it you can't even see most of the TB.
Remember, it'll offer no gain in airflow or bhp, and once you stick the bellows back over it you can't even see most of the TB.
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Originally Posted by 99ccz28
so polishing it wont make the air flow better or anything?
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yea i mean grounding down the whole tb is the point, but in reality just outside where the plate closes is what really needs to be taken care of. i just see to many people make the lips and cone nice and shiny and dont take the time to do the inside lip right outside the plate
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I did mine today too...but I forgot to take pics. I bought a kit from walmart that had sone sandpaper rolls. Two different types of grit. I used the rougher of the two and it worked great. The lip on the inside is kinda hard to get as low as you want...just take your time and it will come out right. I used 150 grit to smooth it out then i used a cross buffer and that made a great difference. Then used some polish. came out pretty nice.