Tips on porting a stock TB?
Re: Tips on porting a stock TB?
Originally posted by fractaldragon
Probably picking one of these up and going to port it myself. Anyone done this with success?
Any tips and pics?
Probably picking one of these up and going to port it myself. Anyone done this with success?
Any tips and pics?
There are pics of ported stock tb's on REM's website.
--Joe
be careful porting around the actual blade areas, if its not perfectly round the throttle blades won't seal properly and you may have idle issues. other than that you can't go wront, get rid of that **** in the center.
Originally posted by gokorn1
i think mark at LFP is gonna start selling some ported ones that are gonna be bad a$$
i think mark at LFP is gonna start selling some ported ones that are gonna be bad a$$
Last edited by Odin's Wrath; Feb 14, 2004 at 08:22 AM.
At this time we are porting stock throttle bodys for $99.50. Shortly we will have an exchange program!
BTW: If anyone has a stock throttle body that they would like to sell email me @ Tommylightning@outrageousperf.com
BTW: If anyone has a stock throttle body that they would like to sell email me @ Tommylightning@outrageousperf.com
Last edited by tommylightning; Feb 14, 2004 at 08:19 AM.
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Originally posted by LatemodelRacer2
I ported a spare stock TB i had. I just got the dremel out and went to town on it. I think it helped a little and the TB was 30 bucks so it has to be better than a 300 dollar one.
I ported a spare stock TB i had. I just got the dremel out and went to town on it. I think it helped a little and the TB was 30 bucks so it has to be better than a 300 dollar one.
When I drop by to pick up a line-lock Tommy, I'll bring a stock TB


