Porting the TB.
Originally Posted by black01_WS6
I was wondering the same thing, I would guess it would only be a difference of a mm or two.
A stock throttle body is listed as a 75mm throttle body. The lip in front of the blade (which you remove while porting) only makes it around a 72.5mm throttle body. Make sense?
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Originally Posted by Shallow Bay
A stock throttle body is listed as a 75mm throttle body. The lip in front of the blade (which you remove while porting) only makes it around a 72.5mm throttle body. Make sense?
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Originally Posted by Bo White
Yes, the blade and the housing around the blade is 75mm but the lip in front of the blade is what your taking out(among other things) which makes the TB a true 75mm.
are you still messing with any of these anymore? if so pm me...
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Thanks for the tip, Bo.
I did mine last week, but was afraid to work on the lip. I must have misunderstood the other posts I'd read...I thought the lip needed to stay (at least some of it) or it would be the end of the world. I guess they just meant that you don't want to get into the opening and make it bigger than the blade.
Is that correct, then, that you get the lip but don't go bigger than the blade?
I feel like such a newb...
I did mine last week, but was afraid to work on the lip. I must have misunderstood the other posts I'd read...I thought the lip needed to stay (at least some of it) or it would be the end of the world. I guess they just meant that you don't want to get into the opening and make it bigger than the blade.
Is that correct, then, that you get the lip but don't go bigger than the blade?
I feel like such a newb...
I havent seen a 78mm TB on the trucks, doesnt mean that they do not exist- Ive swapped blades in and out of em with the vette and fbody ones because of various reasons without a problem. The bleed hole on the truck TBs(70123 part # blade I believe) is however smaller than the fbodys by about .020"
Originally Posted by Bo White
I havent seen a 78mm TB on the trucks, doesnt mean that they do not exist- Ive swapped blades in and out of em with the vette and fbody ones because of various reasons without a problem. The bleed hole on the truck TBs(70123 part # blade I believe) is however smaller than the fbodys by about .020"
