throttle body size????????????

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throttle body size????????????

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what is the standerd size of a fto throttle body because i was told that i had a bord out one put on my car when the conversion was done bit it dosnt look like it???????

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Standard is 60mm.
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is it measured from the back of the throttle body? if so mine is 60mm but i have down on my parts/price list lager throttle body £120 hmmmmmm im going to have words now :x

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60mm ID where the butterfly is

Either way 120 pounds is excessive for anything

I picked up a 65mm 6G72 TB with all fittings for equivelant about 17 pounds
Direct fit as well
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tintin wrote:is it measured from the back of the throttle body? if so mine is 60mm but i have down on my parts/price list lager throttle body £120 hmmmmmm im going to have words now :x

thanks for the info :)
GX was 63mm standard IIRC so they may have put one of those on. Bit of a waste of time though if the inlet to the manifold is still 60mm :roll:
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i sent a email to the place that sorted the throttle body say siad 62mm but he will check. i will check the inlet mani fold to
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spetz wrote:60mm ID where the butterfly is

Either way 120 pounds is excessive for anything

I picked up a 65mm 6G72 TB with all fittings for equivelant about 17 pounds
Direct fit as well
IS that the TB of the 3 litre V6 spetz? If its a direct fit I know Hyundai used that engine as well as Mitzi so I may start looking around our local scrappies for one. Did the TPS and throttle cable just bolt straight on?
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You can use the original TPS etc
And, mine isn't on but of what I read, all you gotta do is redirect some vacuum hoses or something
Either way, direct bolt up with some little exterior things need changing

And yes from 3L V6 or 3.5L V6
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cool thanks my tb was bord out by 2mm i mite get it done more and the inlet manifold to i should have my car up and running this weekend ill post some pics when the inlet manifold is on 8)
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Have you ever dragged the car?
If so, what times does it do?

Otherwise, how quick is it?
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spetz wrote:Have you ever dragged the car?
If so, what times does it do?

Otherwise, how quick is it?
i havent taken it down a dragged strip yet because i wanted the mivec and ecu mapped first
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