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Topic subjectAnyone interested in a 60mm Billet TB ?
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34924, Anyone interested in a 60mm Billet TB ?
Posted by Lo RS 4Me, Oct-16-02 05:07 AM
anyone ? come ready to bolt on except for sensors need put on. they come in anodized, red, blue, black or polished . these are not jeep TBs they're made on a cnc machine, the price would be $210 shipped
my friend makes them for other cars and he wouldn't mind making them for the 2gnt, as long as there's enough interest. make a list! feel free to ask any questions
here's some pics, let me know if you guys would be interested, i put this post in forsale and it was deleted for some reason.


34925, RE: Anyone interested in a 60mm Billet TB ?
Posted by qwad65, Oct-16-02 05:27 AM
i would be in the near future.......
34926, RE: Anyone interested in a 60mm Billet TB ?
Posted by fasterGS, Oct-16-02 06:45 AM
I think you should do some testing on them, to see how they work on a car. I think if you have some concrete evidence that they work well then you will see more interest. If you need a guinea pig then let me know, I'd be willing to be a tester if you cut me a good deal :)
34927, RE: Anyone interested in a 60mm Billet TB ?
Posted by a_miller_76, Oct-16-02 07:01 AM


Yeah, I'd like one...hell I'll test it too...totally stock (except for the K&N and NGK plugs)...I'll go dyno that bitch and give you numbers on it if you get me one real cheap. That way you can prove your product :thumbsup
34928, RE: Anyone interested in a 60mm Billet TB ?
Posted by bullox, Oct-16-02 07:16 AM
How do they deal with the intake mainfold entrance? do they run into the "wall" since the hole isn't big enough? (this is why the manifold has to be modded for a Jeep TB to fit)
34929, RE: Anyone interested in a 60mm Billet TB ?
Posted by Dirty, Oct-16-02 07:39 AM
If they work, and I don't need to modify anything, I would buy one now. If he wants to make one to test I will buy it at full price as long as he will agree that if it doesn't work or something is messed up I get my money back or a new and improved TB to test again.
Let me know.





34930, RE: Anyone interested in a 60mm Billet TB ?
Posted by mcgyvr, Oct-16-02 07:47 AM
no matter what you will have to enlarge the gasket and intake manifold entrance hole, its not 60mm that is pretty easy though with a dremel
34931, RE: Anyone interested in a 60mm Billet TB ?
Posted by bustrblue2, Oct-16-02 08:39 AM
yeah, it would be better to have a tb for our cars instead of modifying one off of a jeep. i'm sure they would be plenty of interest in it after it's proven tested, etc. i would in polished...future though. have to wait...
34932, RE: Anyone interested in a 60mm Billet TB ?
Posted by MetalJim, Oct-16-02 07:16 PM
Wow. Those look pretty cool. I'd be interested but I'm already working on the Jeep conversion.


ride__________95 Eclipse RS : 5 speed
power________Gude cams : AFX UDP : ram air : test pipe : GST catback
suspention___BOMZ F/R upper strut bars : ES inserts
sound________Kenwood KDC 5000 : Audiovox 8" sub toob - no sub amp(damnit!)
shizzle_______AutoCommand remote start : dual air horns
incomming___Hurricane F/R lower strut ties : Jeep TB : Field SFC Hyper-R
34933, RE: Anyone interested in a 60mm Billet TB ?
Posted by Michael_97RS, Oct-17-02 12:37 AM
To get a 60mm to work you will have to open up the intake manifold since the entrance on the manifold is only 54-55mm.

Una salus victus.
He will triumph, who knows when to fight, and when not to fight. - Sun Tzu

Michael J. Kulaga
e-mail: Michael_97RS@2gntDSM.zzn.com aol IM: MJKulga
http://highlander.dsmpower.com/

All motor in the making.

Injen CAI, P&P Intake Manifold, Crower Stage 2 Cams, Hooker Header, GS-T Muffler, AFX UDP, S-AFC, 8.5mm Magnecor Wires, Crane Fireball HI-6DI2, FU/RU/RL STBs, TSW Blade 17x7.5, Bridgestone Potenza RE730, Front KVR Cross-Drilled Rotors & Carbon Fiber Pads

To Be Installed: P&P Milled Head, Rear Disc Brakes, Rear KVR Cross Drilled Rotors & Carbon Fiber Kevlar Pads, SS Brake Lines, AFX 55mm TB (re-installed once exhaust is done, intake was outflowing exhaust)
34934, RE: Anyone interested in a 60mm Billet TB ?
Posted by babybeclipse, Oct-17-02 12:44 AM
Just wondering...

Would he charge less for a smaller TB?

Could he make them with SQUARE bores and butterfly valves?


34935, RE: Anyone interested in a 60mm Billet TB ?
Posted by WIKKI, Oct-19-02 07:44 PM
I'm very interested. The price seems quite acceptable.
34936, RE: Anyone interested in a 60mm Billet TB ?
Posted by MotoFool, Oct-20-02 08:45 AM
my question will be a bit more techincal i suppose i know some of the people on ehre have had trouble with boost leaks in the trotle body will he fix out boost leak problem around the gasket area and the shaft of the butteryfly valve??

idea for fix on the gasket rubber vito orings work wonders and they are probly cheaper then the damn gaskets.....
i use them on my race atv head that run 280lbs of compression and they are mans best friend

not sure what we could do about the shaft leaking though that might not be a problem on these billet throttle bodies as much would be nice to know whats going on with it though =)

Thanks,
Bill


34937, RE: Anyone interested in a 60mm Billet TB ?
Posted by jdeyo, Oct-20-02 04:11 PM
I would be really interested as long as everything bolts right up and fits like a stock replacement. Enlarging the plenum opening is really not that hard so if this TB was 60mm straight through it would be worth the $210 asking price.

-Jared
96 GS
Melbourne, FL

34938, RE: Anyone interested in a 60mm Billet TB ?
Posted by N2OTalon, Oct-21-02 03:40 AM
When do you think you could have these ready? I would buy as soon as they are available.
34939, RE: Anyone interested in a 60mm Billet TB ?
Posted by loudgs, Oct-24-02 12:21 AM
any testing been done? do they have the same problem as the jeep tb's with the sticking butterfly? if not, and if they come with the gasket, I'm down for one
34940, RE: Anyone interested in a 60mm Billet TB ?
Posted by jdpilot, Oct-24-02 09:23 AM
Hey, we need more info her bro.....
34941, RE: Anyone interested in a 60mm Billet TB ?
Posted by Carbodium Fibre, Oct-25-02 02:18 AM
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1871196646

Listed last nite 200 a piece plus shipping, available in all 4 colors.
I am not sure if it will clear the neuspeed bar or now, you can see the TB in the picture, thats on an Eclipse, if there are any issues let me know.
I am going to be doing a limited production run of these pieces for Eclipses, so I would suggest getting them while you can. Its possible I will make more later on, but I have about 10 products waiting for me to get started with, and I was asked to do these for you guys, and kind of bumped them up to the top, since you seemed interested.
If there are any questions dont hesitate to ask. Most of the details are in the auction.
34942, RE: Anyone interested in a 60mm Billet TB ?
Posted by loudgs, Oct-25-02 04:04 AM
well, I'm buying one, screw it, I got $210 to blow I'll let you all know how it works out, I emailed lo-rs 4me and we'll see :)
34943, RE: Anyone interested in a 60mm Billet TB ?
Posted by djtrickee, Oct-25-02 04:57 AM
When you say you are doing a limited run.. how long do you really expect to make them? I am very interested but my budget won't allow me to buy one until at least around Thanksgiving... You should keep making them forever!! Or at least make a whole bunch to have on hand in case ppl like me arent able to buy one right now. Think of the future man!!! hehe j/k :)
-Chris b.
34944, RE: Anyone interested in a 60mm Billet TB ?
Posted by Carbodium Fibre, Oct-25-02 12:24 PM
I a making around 15 probably, not too sure as of right now, I am looking into doing Underdrive pulleys with quick release hubs
These allow you to pull your UDP in about 3 minutes, counting the time it takes to jack up the car
34945, RE: Anyone interested in a 60mm Billet TB ?
Posted by jdpilot, Oct-25-02 04:59 AM
Same here, I am in.
34946, RE: Anyone interested in a 60mm Billet TB ?
Posted by 97xtc, Oct-25-02 01:03 PM
I've got cash in hand, but are you selling on ebay only or are you gonna hook us up through here?
34947, RE: Anyone interested in a 60mm Billet TB ?
Posted by Carbodium Fibre, Oct-25-02 02:08 PM
I would really like to keep them going thru ebay, but if you want I can do it outside of ebay
34948, RE: Anyone interested in a 60mm Billet TB ?
Posted by Carbodium Fibre, Oct-26-02 01:19 PM
For all of you EBAY people, Dont bid higher if it comes down to it
I will list more and you can bid on those, or I will contact you at auctions end to see if you still want one at the opening price.
5 of the 5 I listed are bid on already
34949, RE: Anyone interested in a 60mm Billet TB ?
Posted by 97xtc, Oct-26-02 11:33 PM
thats cool because i bid 200 and others are throwing 205 down. just want to keep my finger in the door.:)
34950, RE: Anyone interested in a 60mm Billet TB ?
Posted by Hamgumball, Oct-27-02 03:04 AM
I'm definetly in, I'll wait till you list some more on ebay. And I want to say that Machv.com has a overbored throttle body bored at 55mm for about 300 dollars. So this is a great deal and a steal for only 210. And for the intake manifold I believe Venom makes intake manifolds for our cars that will accept throttle bodies up to 66mm, thats if you dont want to spend $550 and rather dremel it.
34951, RE: Anyone interested in a 60mm Billet TB ?
Posted by Dirty, Oct-27-02 03:50 AM
If you wanted to sell them straight out on this site or something I have the money as soon as you want it. I'm not gonna be battling for them on ebay though. So if you decide to just sell them, let me know, I really want one. A blue one.




34952, RE: Anyone interested in a 60mm Billet TB ?
Posted by DSM_Tuner, Oct-27-02 04:01 AM
I'm in for this... i want one... so if ya got either a red or a silver one left I will get it
lordzeus3@cox.net

MODS:
AEM CAI
AEM CAM gears
Unorthodox UDP
Centerforce Dual Fiction(i hate it.. i need a diff one)
MSD Wires
NGK Iridium Plugs
Cat Back exhaust
RRE Steel braided Clutch Hose
NOS Dry Kit 60 Shot
Short Shifter Mod
Symberski Shift Kit
Greddy Shifter
Custom Interior
Custom engine bay stuff
uuhh i think thats it maybe... ;)
34953, RE: Anyone interested in a 60mm Billet TB ?
Posted by Carbodium Fibre, Oct-27-02 04:31 AM
ANyone who wants to get one outside of ebay, e-mail me directly,
If you bid on one on ebay, let me know your EBAY name

34954, RE: Anyone interested in a 60mm Billet TB ?
Posted by 97xtc, Oct-27-02 04:45 AM
I bid on ebay under sanlude
34955, RE: Anyone interested in a 60mm Billet TB ?
Posted by 97xtc, Oct-27-02 04:52 AM
How much sweet talkin would it take to talk you into making a Billet power steering pulley, in the factory diminsons?
34956, RE: Anyone interested in a 60mm Billet TB ?
Posted by Carbodium Fibre, Oct-27-02 05:19 AM
LOL well alot, see the issue is its a SMALL shop we do this in, so I cant really just bust out one piece without charging a ton, I mean if you have 10 people wanted em I could do them no problem
34957, RE: Anyone interested in a 60mm Billet TB ?
Posted by 97xtc, Oct-27-02 05:35 AM
If you can give some #'s on how much with enough interest, I'll start another post to see what we can come up with.
34958, RE: Anyone interested in a 60mm Billet TB ?
Posted by Carbodium Fibre, Oct-27-02 05:47 AM
I would need a pic of it, or a few pics preferable
34959, RE: Anyone interested in a 60mm Billet TB ?
Posted by Carbodium Fibre, Oct-27-02 06:45 AM
http://forums.2gnt.com/cgi-bin/dcforum/dcboard.cgi?az=read_count&om=553&forum=DCForumID24
34960, RE: Anyone interested in a 60mm Billet TB ?
Posted by 97xtc, Oct-27-02 07:06 AM
the pics are kinda $hitty, But I can post better ones later if you need em. weight is 1 lb 10oz, size 6 & 11/16" by 7/8" wide. mabye a guess on weight in billet?
34961, RE: Anyone interested in a 60mm Billet TB ?
Posted by tim97rs, Oct-27-02 07:28 AM
what was the final concensus from gary at Howell about volumetric efficiency with larger bored TB's on our motors. Wasn't anything over like 56-58mm supposed to cause low end loss, or something like that?
34962, RE: Anyone interested in a 60mm Billet TB ?
Posted by Carbodium Fibre, Oct-27-02 09:20 AM
I will have to look into the Power stearing pump pulleys

as far as the TB being too big, a large concern was with air velocity, and alot of that had to do with how much the TB was open at any given time.
The car the TB was first put on said he couldnt be happier with the results of this TB.
He also stated he was going to post on here highhopes4rs is his name, but he cant seem to get his password to work.
34963, RE: Anyone interested in a 60mm Billet TB ?
Posted by tim97rs, Oct-27-02 10:17 AM
well, i would be interested in the billet PS pulley as well. As far as the TB goes which is the best way to go, one from this board, or one from ebay?
34964, RE: Anyone interested in a 60mm Billet TB ?
Posted by 97xtc, Oct-27-02 10:30 AM
I have some good pics now, i dont want to load up your e-mail w/o your concent first. let me know and I will send-em.
34965, RE: Anyone interested in a 60mm Billet TB ?
Posted by wills98rs, Nov-07-02 03:43 AM
The 60mm throttle body is great. I've had one for a while and you can tell that there is an increase in power and torque. If any one has intrest in the tb you should go ahead and try it out. I've had a machv tb before this one and it cracked. With the 60mm tb you can tell that heat will not effect it.
You guys really need to check this tb out.
If you have any questions just leave a reply to this post and I'll get back to you.
34966, RE: Anyone interested in a 60mm Billet TB ?
Posted by tim97rs, Oct-27-02 10:35 AM
This is my only concern:
posted by Gary from Howell automotive...
49mm TB flows 252 cfm
52mm TB flows 283 cfm
55mm TB flows 317 cfm
60mm TB flows 377 cfm

At 8200 RPM a 122 cubic inch engine will need 290 cfm at 100% volumetric affiance, using the formula ((Max RPM/2)*Displacement)/1728. Rule of thumb is to go 10% over because a naturally aspirated engine can go above 100% volumetric efficiency because of cam overlap, header design, etc. Go above that and you kill low end because of reduced velocity, go below that you starve the engine for air at top end. 110% is volumetric efficiency is 319 cfm."

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34967, RE: Anyone interested in a 60mm Billet TB ?
Posted by Amish_Eclipse, Oct-27-02 04:48 PM
i'm crunching numbers on rebuilding my bottom end. if i can afford it i'd be interested in one of the polished or blue TB's. but not for another month. if your still doing making these by then do you think you would accept another order. i'd rather not mess with sensors and all that with the jeep TB.
34968, RE: Anyone interested in a 60mm Billet TB ?
Posted by Carbodium Fibre, Oct-28-02 05:25 AM
Send all the pics you want
I dont mind

I will make as many as needed probably, but when I run out I am not gonna make like 2 more cause people want em, to save costs I need to do them a bunch at a time
34969, RE: Anyone interested in a 60mm Billet TB ?
Posted by The1Bill, Oct-29-02 04:29 PM
I understand a bit about VE and TB bore size, and how they are related. I know that if you go higher in size, thottle response increases as the TB becomes more like an on/off switch. The equations are correct, and the numbers for the 2.0 is perfectly right. As is the assumption that at peak efficiency, the VE has the potential to exceed 100%. 110% is perfectly right, and the 60MM looks like it will definately outflow the manifold, unless you go nuts with a sheetmetal manifold. If you have the supporting mods and some way to up the revlimit, then 60MM is volumetrically proper at 10,679 RPM, which isn't feasable. Even with the 2.4L motor that I am using, it is capable of flowing 339 CFM at 110% efficiency, which is still shy of the 377 CFM 60MM throttle body. For this to be the proper throttle body for the 2.4, I would need it to rev to 8803 RPM, which ain't happening, not without a lot of balance work. Even if I bore it .040 over (which makes it about 154 cubic inches) with the stock redline, it only flows 353 CFM. To flow at 377 CFM, I would need to rev to 8460 RPM, which is also not happening without a lot of work. I am not being ungrateful, but I think that some of the people here have gone a bit overboard on their desires for a throttle body. I was wondering if there is any way that you would make a 335 CFM flowing TB? That would be about 56.6MM in diameter. Then again, maybe I am getting greedy, as this is only optimal for a 2.4L motor. For a 2.0, the optimal size is 52.19MM in diameter, which will flow 339CFM. This is the given CFM for a 122 cubic inch motor with a redline of 7200 RPM. Is there any chance of doing any of this? I would pay the price to get a throttle body that was optimally matched for my application (148 Cubic inch with a 7200 RPM redline). In the future, though, I imagine that a 60MM Throttle body would be ideal for when I am turbocharged. I am rambling again, sorry about that.
-=B-=
34970, RE: Anyone interested in a 60mm Billet TB ?
Posted by loudgs, Oct-29-02 05:06 PM
dood, I understand all that, but if my ass feels like it's getting pulled back towards my seat all that much harder, hehehe, I'm there, I should be getting my tb within the next week, I just sent off payment today, I'll let you know how it works
34971, RE: Anyone interested in a 60mm Billet TB ?
Posted by HadesOmega, Oct-29-02 06:07 PM
man if I had 200 bux to blow, looks like a perfect upgrade for a forced induction engine :P My engine is pretty much bone stock. Would upgarding the powersteering pulley be worth it? I know the reason why we upgrade our crank pulleys is because they way a freakish amount.
34972, RE: Anyone interested in a 60mm Billet TB ?
Posted by loudgs, Oct-30-02 07:33 AM
our ps pulleys are somewhat light, not too bad, if they were to come out with some smaller diameter, lighter pulleys then I could see a nice gain, but I think NSL is kinda testing the water with these TB's with the 2gnt crowd to see what the demand is, so we'll see
34973, RE: Anyone interested in a 60mm Billet TB ?
Posted by Carbodium Fibre, Nov-01-02 02:01 AM
Hey guys, the main part of the TBs is complete, well 10 of them are as of right now, just about to leave for anodizing, right now my only issue is the springs, we were having a out of state company do them, but they are backlogged big time, and I really dont want to make them all by hand, so we are going to source out a company here locally who can do them, and we will hopefully have the springs done in time for the TBs to be finished up, and ready to be assembled.
Order Status is available at: http://www.neonspeedlab.com/tbstatus.htm
34974, RE: Anyone interested in a 60mm Billet TB ?
Posted by GhEttOrAiD, Nov-01-02 07:01 AM
Check your email!!

I can buy one as soon as tuesday, pls get in touch
34975, RE: Anyone interested in a 60mm Billet TB ?
Posted by Carbodium Fibre, Nov-01-02 07:13 AM
Checked my e-mail and got nothin

34976, RE: Anyone interested in a 60mm Billet TB ?
Posted by GhEttOrAiD, Nov-01-02 11:35 AM
Errmmmm hmm PM then I guess...!

Very interested in one though,, I'll have money avail monday/tuesday... \

<edit> umm .. i meant the guy selling the TB's... (?)
34977, RE: Anyone interested in a 60mm Billet TB ?
Posted by GhEttOrAiD, Nov-01-02 02:07 PM
oh wait that IS you?? lol okay uh.. yeah.. i dont know your email... check PM/get in touch w. me somehow so I can get info's... Can I use paypal?

ghettoraid@attbi.com
grnvolvopimp / 14286188
34978, RE: Anyone interested in a 60mm Billet TB ?
Posted by Carbodium Fibre, Nov-06-02 07:10 AM
Things are getting a little depressing at this point.
So far 3 people have sent in payment, I have a total of 16 people counting the 5 from Ebay, who have told me payment is on the way, most of them were from over a week ago.
Please inform me via email if you ahve sent in payment and you are not on this list
http://www.neonspeedlab.com/tbstatus.htm
34979, RE: Anyone interested in a 60mm Billet TB ?
Posted by GhEttOrAiD, Nov-06-02 09:06 AM
Yeah I'll let ya know when my payment leaves,, it all pretty much depends on whether or not my block is toast... if it IS, I'm gonna have to put allll my money towards a new block,, if not, i'll have plenty left over for the TB!!

Mechanic is a shifty mother fucker,, never home,, never answers messages/calls... :eek: ...But if i'd taken it to a reputable shop I'd be paying 3x more..
34980, RE: Anyone interested in a 60mm Billet TB ?
Posted by jamesman, Nov-06-02 09:11 AM
I will buy one. but i have to wait till the 15th i will email you when i have more money and see if you have any left.
Thank you much
James
34981, RE: Anyone interested in a 60mm Billet TB ?
Posted by Hamgumball, Nov-06-02 09:30 AM
Hi, I'm Phillip. I'm the first name on the TB status page. I was wondering when shipping was and if you solved your spring problem yet. I don't want to rush you, I'm just curious on when shipping will be. I'll install it the day I get it and possibly eliminate doubts on the products effectiveness and spark further interest in your product.
34982, RE: Anyone interested in a 60mm Billet TB ?
Posted by wills98rs, Nov-07-02 08:07 AM
I know that everyone has doubts. But 60mm is the way to go.

When I ordered the tb I wondered myself.
The guy i ordered from was easy to work with and will help you out as much as he can. I hate to say it but this tb is about as good as it gets, for the price and for the materials used.
In the long run as I see it, the buildup to the 60mm tb is a good idea.


34983, RE: Anyone interested in a 60mm Billet TB ?
Posted by MY1997TALON, Nov-07-02 03:50 PM
Can you get away with out boring the manifold to 60mm At least right away? Would you gain or loose power with out boring the manifold to 60mm with the 60mm TB?

Thanks, Jason Mcclure
34984, RE: Anyone interested in a 60mm Billet TB ?
Posted by Hamgumball, Nov-07-02 04:18 PM
Yes, you can should still be able to gain power without boring. The stock TB is bored at 52mm, the intake manifold is bored to about 55mm. With out boring, you would open up the Tb by 3mm, with boring would be more gain unless you starve your engine of air like what the guys above said.
34985, RE: Anyone interested in a 60mm Billet TB ?
Posted by misturs1, Nov-07-02 04:17 PM
yes i am deffenty interested in one but am saving up for the lifter /rocker kit from howell auto.......