WTB- 83mm throttle body

[Jake Raby]

It's real easy to get "big throttle body syndrome" with these engines if they are stock or near stock.

What the OP is needing this throttle body for, is about as far removed from stock as possible.

[Pdwight]

I had seen this tried on BMW E36 cars and saw the actual Dyno information and the result was always in my mind just not there.

I always like straight answers and you guys give good ones.

Happy THanksgiving

Dwight

[Jake Raby]

The "bigger is better" crowd is always the easiest to beat.

[jaykay]

Are you tell me the 74mm tb on my 3.2 is no bueno?

[rfuerst911sc]

The cat is partially out of the bag but I'm not saying anymore as I have been sworn to secrecy As stated above my motor is being " built " over the next few months and the end result will be a engine that can be docile as a daily driver or a beast if you put your foot in it.........nothing like anything currently out there to my knowledge. As far removed from stock as can be without being a dedicated race engine. Happy Thanksgiving !

[Jake Raby]

Originally Posted by jaykay

Are you tell me the 74mm tb on my 3.2 is no bueno?

Did I say that? Nope. We're talking 82.5 (83) mm here.

I leave stock displacement engines stock.

Size doesn't matter- its all in the combo.

BTW- Stop PM'ing me asking if Rfurerst911sc is getting my 4.1L! He is not. The 4.1 is a hell of a lot easier to create than what he is getting; which is smaller than even a 4 liter. Nothing that it takes to create this engine is off the shelf.

[jaykay]

[QUOTE=BTW- Stop PM'ing me asking if Rfurerst911sc is getting my 4.1L! He is not. The 4.1 is a hell of a lot easier to create than what he is getting; which is smaller than even a 4 liter. Nothing that it takes to create this engine is off the shelf.[/QUOTE]

Wasn't me man....err em who is getting it?

[Jake Raby]

Rfurerst911sc