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FS - 92MM FAST big mouth TB

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Old 09-01-2011, 10:32 PM
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Default FS - 92MM FAST big mouth TB

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Price: $320
Location (State): IL
Item Condition: Used
LS Engine?: Fits LS Engine

Used FAST 92MM TB in real good shape. Its not scratched, the flash just makes it look like that. No sensors are included. You can just reuse your factory ones.

The TB blade has NOT been drilled like a lot of the used FAST TBs have been. A huge plus in my book.

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Old 09-04-2011, 10:09 AM
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this cable or dbw? will this fit a stock ls intake?
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Its cable driven. If you have a ls1 intake it will not work. Those openings are 78mm.
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if if will bolt to a stock ls3, l92 intake i will take it....
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if its a 4bolt opening then it should, measure the throat opening of the intake. im 99% sure that this will fit an ls2 intake. so i would assume itll fit an ls3
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You got PM..It WILL bolt up as they have the same four bolt flange pattern..but the 92mm tb might be slightly too large. You are better off getting a 90MM TB. Just being honest.
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Still available guys.
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Just curious... Why are people drilling holes in the TB blade? What does this effect if it is drilled or not?
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Just curious... Why are people drilling holes in the TB blade? What does this effect if it is drilled or not?
helps with idle issues for those with larger cams.
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Originally Posted by SUPERMAN_00TA
helps with idle issues for those with larger cams.
It can..but people forget that the aftermaket TBs have set screws for the butterfly blade..You can adjust a screw you can increase/decrease how much air its getting..So kind of pointless to drill it out. Drilling it out doesn't hurt it(as long as it isn't too big), but it doesn't give you much to adjust.
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also interested in pics and $300 shipped.
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sorry guys but it sold and shipped out today
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