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Old 06-05-2006, 11:50 AM
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What is the easiest way to port and polish the tb? what all does It consist off? And how much power can you make from doing it? Thanks

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Old 06-05-2006, 12:32 PM
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Page 2 all you need to know.

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i need to do this. i will read on this later
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Originally Posted by klujan13
Excelent post!
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did mine last yesterday, can't wait to drive it.
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Thank you for the information... It is greatly appriciated. I think I will do that this weekend. Seems easy enough. But I will be extra cartful, cause to replace, they are not cheap. Lol.


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Originally Posted by crazylane
Thank you for the information... It is greatly appriciated. I think I will do that this weekend. Seems easy enough. But I will be extra cartful, cause to replace, they are not cheap. Lol.


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That's why I'm waiting to buy a used one on Ebay. Then if I screw it up I still have my original.
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I got one off of here for about $75 bucks. It even had the bump stop mod. While I didn't notice much difference. I did however notice a difference in stop and go.

The car is easy to get going. I have a manual so that was a plus for me.

Also do the coolant mod as well. Stop by a harware place and get a fitting to connect the tubes for about 2 bucks.




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