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KSeclipseNov-25-02 02:16 PM
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#38145, "Beginner at throttle bodies"


          

I am looking for more power and it seems that lots of people have bored out or gotten new throttle bodies. What is involved in this and where can one get it done? Do they sell aftermarket t.b.'s? Does my idle get screwed with or is there any possibilities of harming anything in doing a bore. And I have no plans on going turbo if that affects the size of the over bore. What mm would you recommend and how should i go about doing this?


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RE: Beginner at throttle bodies, juggalo, Nov-25-02 02:26 PM, #1
RE: Beginner at throttle bodies, KSeclipse, Nov-25-02 02:36 PM, #2
RE: Beginner at throttle bodies, fly1, Nov-25-02 02:40 PM, #3
      RE: Beginner at throttle bodies, KSeclipse, Nov-25-02 02:50 PM, #4
      RE: Beginner at throttle bodies, vegasdsmr, Nov-25-02 02:50 PM, #5
           RE: Beginner at throttle bodies, juggalo, Nov-25-02 03:12 PM, #6
                RE: Beginner at throttle bodies, KSeclipse, Nov-25-02 03:20 PM, #7
                     RE: Beginner at throttle bodies, juggalo, Nov-25-02 03:31 PM, #8
                          RE: Beginner at throttle bodies, KSeclipse, Nov-25-02 10:49 PM, #9
                               RE: Beginner at throttle bodies, juggalo, Nov-25-02 11:21 PM, #10
                                    RE: Beginner at throttle bodies, MotoFool, Nov-26-02 02:12 AM, #11
                                         RE: Beginner at throttle bodies, KSeclipse, Nov-26-02 10:39 AM, #12
                                              RE: Beginner at throttle bodies, 95 silver gs, Nov-26-02 11:38 AM, #13
                                              RE: Beginner at throttle bodies, techboy, Nov-26-02 01:24 PM, #14
                                                   RE: Beginner at throttle bodies, 95 silver gs, Nov-26-02 02:41 PM, #15
                                                   RE: Beginner at throttle bodies, KSeclipse, Nov-26-02 04:03 PM, #16
                                                        RE: Beginner at throttle bodies, Hamgumball, Nov-26-02 05:14 PM, #17
                                                   RE: Beginner at throttle bodies, juggalo, Nov-27-02 02:22 AM, #18
                                                        RE: Beginner at throttle bodies, KSeclipse, Nov-27-02 06:54 AM, #19
                                                             RE: Beginner at throttle bodies, Dont_need_8, Dec-03-02 03:27 PM, #20
                                                                  RE: Beginner at throttle bodies, TeamMetalJim, Dec-03-02 03:41 PM, #21
                                                                       RE: Beginner at throttle bodies, 97_420a, Dec-04-02 02:43 AM, #22

juggaloNov-25-02 02:26 PM
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#38146, "RE: Beginner at throttle bodies"
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if your gonna get your stock one bored i'd go with a 56mm or u could get one of the 6omm jeep throttle bodys.

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KSeclipseNov-25-02 02:36 PM
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#38147, "RE: Beginner at throttle bodies"
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where do i get it bored? how much does it cost? do i have to get a new flapper thing that opens and closes to match the bore?


Nos Fogger Kit,AemCAI, TopFuel UDP, pacesetter cat-back, ARD bored 57mm t.b., P&P intake mani, Ractive front/rear strut bars,rear tie bar,eibach sportlines,tokico blues, morosso wires, ngkIX plugs, konig subzeros,proj. heads,gunmetal tails, rev.indiglow gauges,reverse light mod

  

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fly1Nov-25-02 02:40 PM
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#38148, "RE: Beginner at throttle bodies"
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Many people have theirs bored out to 55mm by Howell Automotive. You'll notice a better throttle response, which seems like more torque. However, some have experienced a "sticky" throttle plate. That's when you slow down to a stop and the engine rpm stays at about 1.5k to 2k rpm for a second after you come to a stop. It's not bad at all. I like mine. Others have gone with the bigger 60mm Jeep TB.

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KSeclipseNov-25-02 02:50 PM
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#38149, "RE: Beginner at throttle bodies"
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do you have to ship it to howell to have this done?


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#38150, "RE: Beginner at throttle bodies"
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just do some searching.. there have been several very educated and informative discussions on previous threads......

check the general and the perf/engine sections when u search... and the threads werent over a yr old...and most of em have links to the others..

i have the howell 55mm t/b, and luv it... a 15 minute install, and was the "best" mod on the buttdyno yet.....

payce

03 srt-4 13.130@112.47mph (n2o, stock turbo, 10/2003)
now: 20g, portfueler, bpu+++ (track/dyno times tbd...)

i farted on your wiki

  

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#38151, "RE: Beginner at throttle bodies"
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i got a TB thats bored to 56mm, its stripped though, no sensors, no butterfly, no shaft thingy(i can't think rite now) but i will trade it for you stripped TB, u pay shipping. i have a friend that can get TB bored for free @his work but thats it, no flutterby and so on. i got on a jeep TB anyways so i don't think i will ever use the bored one.

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KSeclipseNov-25-02 03:20 PM
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#38152, "RE: Beginner at throttle bodies"
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if i bought your stipped t.b. could i use my stock sensors, my butterfly, etc. Where could i take mine to get it bored and do i need new sensors and a new flapper wheel thing etc. Or can i just buy a new one from a store?


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#38153, "RE: Beginner at throttle bodies"
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you would use your stock sensors cause when you get it bored the hole just gets bigger. you would need to get a butterfly, flapper thinger or whatever. and i said i would trade you just gotta pay for shipping. so your not really buying anything from me

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KSeclipseNov-25-02 10:49 PM
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#38154, "RE: Beginner at throttle bodies"
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can i just buy the one from you, i need to keep my stock one incase i ever sell my car


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juggaloNov-25-02 11:21 PM
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#38155, "RE: Beginner at throttle bodies"
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okay. does anyone know what its worth?

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#38156, "RE: Beginner at throttle bodies"
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why keep stock whos gonna know the difference ? i can see the buyer removing the trottle body and mic'n it =P

there are some 60mm billet throttle bodies on the announcments and some on ebay looka round..

You can have it cheap, fast or good. Pick any two.

If you want it cheap and fast, it's not going to be good.
If you want it cheap and good, it's not going to be fast.
If you want it good and fast, it's not going to be cheap.

  

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KSeclipseNov-26-02 10:39 AM
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#38157, "RE: Beginner at throttle bodies"
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Does anyone know where i can buy an aftermarket throttle body, also what size bore should i be looking for, i'm non turbo if that matters. Is 60mm too big? most people it seems are 55-57. If i bored my stock one, where do i get a new flap thing and spline? and what kind of place does this? also how much $$$ does it cost?


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95 silver gsNov-26-02 11:38 AM
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#38158, "RE: Beginner at throttle bodies"
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I can bore ur tb if u wanted me to. I will have pics tomarrow of mine. I take the tb apart clean it all up put it on the table on the mill and bolt it down with the factory mounting holes center the mill with the tb and us a off set bore. On mine i matched it up with the stock other side i kept the boring tool about 20 thousands above the butterfly. And then when i put it back together I featherd it in with a diegringer with a scoch bright tip then i take the die grinder with 1500 sand paper and polish it up. Looks real nice after words my e-mail is nitro312@hotmail.com

  

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techboyNov-26-02 01:24 PM
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#38159, "RE: Beginner at throttle bodies"
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OK, first, as was mentioned above you really need to do a search and look at some stuff for yourself, there are tons of recent conversations about Tb's with some great info. I'm kinda bored right now, so I'll take the liberty to help you out. You can have your TB bored or ported. You want it bored, I would never recommend having anything ported. Porting is done by hand is not that exact. Boring happens on a milling machine ... you get my drift. My suggestion has ALWAYS been - if your going turbo - you want a 60. Staying NA, go 55-57. You can have them done at Howell or ARD. Howell does a 55 and ARD does a 57 but some recent threads have pointed out that there is no difference between a Howell 55 and an ARD 57. I've never compared them myself so I don't know. Each company does them for a little over a 100 if you send them your stock TB. I think you can buy a new one from Howell already bored for about 230 - in other words, send yours in. The little "flappy thing" is called a butterfly valve and each company will fit your TB with a new one. Although they do very little for HP/dyno results, they have a great "feel" and is often a highly recommended mod. There are no adverse affects to boring your TB provided you install it correctly and have some sense of what your doing. Last bit of advice - send it to a company to have bored, don't have some side shop or friendly 2GNTer do it unless you are absolutely sure it will done right and you have seen their work. Just my opinion - no offense meant. Hope this helps, if you have any other questions, e/m me privately.



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95 silver gsNov-26-02 02:41 PM
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#38160, "RE: Beginner at throttle bodies"
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I took a little offense from that. I'm not saying i am the best but my work is I'm sure up to pare as the compainies you mentioned above and i wouldn't be changeing the butterfly. Just mearly boring out the meaty lip in the tb.

  

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KSeclipseNov-26-02 04:03 PM
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#38161, "RE: Beginner at throttle bodies"
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Would boring the lip off it be as affective h.p. wise as doing a through bore w/ a new butterfly?


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#38162, "RE: Beginner at throttle bodies"
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Someone in this forum is selling 60mm throttle bodies for about 205 shipped. They are anodized in 4 different colors. I paid for my and supposedly its on delivery. It's been almost a month since they received my money and still no throttle body.


I wish you a smooth break-in and happy driving.

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#38163, "RE: Beginner at throttle bodies"
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here is mine

dsm/mitsubishi service manuals https://www.mediafire.com/folder/5k14qlaulb9s1/dsm_mitsubishi

service manuals(my whole collection) https://www.mediafire.com/folder/ac51jwwa3g1n1/automotive_manuals

  

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KSeclipseNov-27-02 06:54 AM
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#38164, "RE: Beginner at throttle bodies"
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who will sell me a 56 or 57 mm bored t.b.? i don't want a 60 because i'm non turbo, but if anyone has one for sale fitted with a butterfly email me at skatetrash666@aol.com. Also if anyone has links of websites with them for sale i'd appreciate it if you'd post. And thank you to everyone helping me with this, i can't tell you how much i appreciate it.


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#38165, "RE: Beginner at throttle bodies"
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Excerpt from an email from ARD:

We offer 2 different sizes. We have a 55mm and a 57mm. The 55mm is $100.00 and the 57mm is $140.00. We do have one in stock so when we recieve yours, we will send out the one already done. Shipping is around $15.00 to anywhere ground. If you have any more questions just let us know.


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TeamMetalJimDec-03-02 03:41 PM
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#38166, "RE: Beginner at throttle bodies"
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You could convert to a Jeep TB. Run it at 55mm or 57mm and convert it to 60mm later when you want...like when you go turbo. Check my sig for a writeup.


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#38167, "RE: Beginner at throttle bodies"
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im still n/a and got the 60mm jeep tb. its nice, noticeable difference. plus you can get the 60mm jeep tb cheaper than having your stock one bored out. cost me $80 in parts, w/ lots of excess material to do several others should i want to. well worth it. now i just need to bore out and finish polishing one of my spare plenums and swap that in over christmas break.

Dan
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