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    Thumbs up New Throttle Body.

    About a week ago I purchased a Throttle body from a local Junkyard for a whole $20 abd began boring it out. I started with like 220 grit sand paper, which just wasn't cutting it so I went to a sanding drum on a 12v drill after I got pretty close to the size I wanted I took 350 grit sandpaper took out all the cuts, then went to 220 and got all the cuts out. Putting it on wasnt that bad but still a pain in the ass, but I got it on and relized that there was a difference between a manual and a automatic throttle body, well where the throttle cable hooked up. I bought a manual and I had a automacit so I switched out the springs and everything got it all hooked up and the idle was at around 3k. So I set the idle screw all the way in and that helped a little, but after a couple of hours the idel just drop, so I had to reset it, and now it runs fine. I will say this is a very cheap and easy mod to do and the rewards are deffently worth the couple of hours to do it. I bored the front out to 65 mm and the rear to 61 mm. I did it in steps so I wouldn't have to get a different butterfly valve. As for my old one Im having a freind take it with him to Votech to be bored out to 68 mm with a acually bore machine. I plan on going back to the junkyard and getting a new air intake manifold to port match, that way if I screw something up I still have one good piece left.
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    it is been done. what you did is created larger ventury. it sucks air a lot more since you opened up the front and back. carburators use the same idea.
    how much would it cost for bore out the TB to 68mm?
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    It would be free to have it bored out, since a freind is doing it for a class project.
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    Ram air intake bored out throttle body MSD Blaster coil Advanced ignition Ported Head with 3angle valve job and shaved Delta 260 cam Pacesetter header 2.25inch exhaust Mallory Hyfire 6

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    I would like to know what 3geez TH you are using that you can get to 68 mm because every one I have sceen is less than 68 mm outside diameter

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    Ok so maybe not 68mm. prob. 65 or 66mm. But it will prob. look alot better than my home bore.
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    Ram air intake bored out throttle body MSD Blaster coil Advanced ignition Ported Head with 3angle valve job and shaved Delta 260 cam Pacesetter header 2.25inch exhaust Mallory Hyfire 6

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    try 62 MAYBE 63 only if you have an 88 or 89 less for 86 or 87

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    I guess I picked up a 88 or 89 throttle body, becuase I measerd the inside diamiter with a micrometer, and it read 65mm. It may be to big, but it is running fine and has been for almost a month now.
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    Ram air intake bored out throttle body MSD Blaster coil Advanced ignition Ported Head with 3angle valve job and shaved Delta 260 cam Pacesetter header 2.25inch exhaust Mallory Hyfire 6

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    Quote Originally Posted by shepherd79
    it is been done. what you did is created larger ventury. it sucks air a lot more since you opened up the front and back. carburators use the same idea.
    how much would it cost for bore out the TB to 68mm?
    it cost like $165 to bore it out that with a new Butterfly
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    Hey everybody, I got my TB back today, it only took my freind about 2 days to bore it out, and to make a all new butterfly valve. He also retapped all the holes, and installed new bolts and screws on it. I havn't put it on yet becuase it is still raining, I will get yout he specs here pretty soon.
    "Popup headlights the pinnacle of 80's technology"
    Ram air intake bored out throttle body MSD Blaster coil Advanced ignition Ported Head with 3angle valve job and shaved Delta 260 cam Pacesetter header 2.25inch exhaust Mallory Hyfire 6

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