Ported Throttle Body
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Ported Throttle Body
Hey guys, just wanted to see what your opinios were on the job I did. I could probably be a little better, but just wanted to see if it was good enough before I throw it on the car. Thanks.
The last three pics are of the completed work. Let me know what you think!!
I put it on and had no issues with it idling or anything. Comparing it to the one I had on there , BIG DIFFERENCE!!!! Im gonna take it for a test run later on tonight!!!
The last three pics are of the completed work. Let me know what you think!!
I put it on and had no issues with it idling or anything. Comparing it to the one I had on there , BIG DIFFERENCE!!!! Im gonna take it for a test run later on tonight!!!
Last edited by blkbird; 11-07-2006 at 09:51 PM.
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Originally Posted by blkbird
What is the best grit paper or what do I use to get rid of the fine scratches?
Just depends on how shiny you want it.
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Originally Posted by bjamick
ya i would love to get mine done but i dont have a dremel . but yours looks awesome man great job.
You can go to any hardware store and pick up a drum sander with some extra sleeves.
Works great on the end of a variable speed drill or compressor.
It'll cost you ~$7-10.
That's all you need to port a TB.