edelbrock elbow
Yeah... Ive had one for like 2 months... have fun trying to bolt up any throttle body that isn't an Edelbrock. I had to drill and tap two extra holes to get my fast 90tb to fit....
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friend and I made one with scraps of 1/8 inch AL laying around. Machined a flange to fit a 90mm Infinity throttle body.
Fits under the cowl no sweat. I was looking at one of these but was like..ehhh ill make my own lol
Fits under the cowl no sweat. I was looking at one of these but was like..ehhh ill make my own lol
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Verdad Gallardo Not at all... The top 3 on the fast tb lined up great, but the bottom two were wayyyy off. I just put 1/4-20 set screws in the existing holes on the bottom and drilled and tapped two new holes. All is good now. Did your stock tb fit ok???
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im not sure on the gains or the flow yet hasn't been driven. still gettin the fuel lines worked out. yeah its definitely cheaper than a fast 92mm. but i actually just swapped my ls6,rails and TB for the intake and rails. i just bought the fuel line kit and elbow. its a pretty big set up on a stock motor tho...but plan on a built motor later this year.
Yeah, this setup is definately not for a stockish setup. I've got an MS4 with PRC stg 2.5 5.3l heads milled to 59cc's and a big hit of gas going together. I would think that the gains would be similar to a 90/90 with this sort of setup, but with a loss of torque down low due to the single plane design. That, however, is a comprimise I'm willing to make for better n2o and fuel distribution and what should be more power up top.
