Custom ported TB (85mm)
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Custom ported TB (85mm)
Well I have a few of these so i decided to port one out instead of sending it off to have done. I think it came out rather nice for my first time. I put it on a machine lathe at work and worked it to the shaft on both sides to 85mm and then had to do the rest by hand (dremel and carbide bits)
Ive still got to smooth things out with more fine grit paper and around the shaft but for the most part it is done.
Here are all of the pics
http://cid-fb87bd8396fbfbf4.skydrive...hrottle%20body
Ive still got to smooth things out with more fine grit paper and around the shaft but for the most part it is done.
Here are all of the pics
http://cid-fb87bd8396fbfbf4.skydrive...hrottle%20body
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Its going on mine. Im getting ready to leave work here in a few. Ive got to go by UPS and ship a few things off to my fellow DT/DF guys and then Im going home to put the TB on and see how well it works. With the entire thing being ported out to 85 and not tapered up to and from the shaft, I am interested to see if my original butterfly plate will work or will I need to cut a new one.
Also interested in duplicating this knife edge I have heard about.
I thought about doing the other 3 have the same way and selling them but IDK. The machine lathing is easy but the grinding with the carbide bits and dremel tool is a PITA if you were to do more than one of these.
Also interested in duplicating this knife edge I have heard about.
I thought about doing the other 3 have the same way and selling them but IDK. The machine lathing is easy but the grinding with the carbide bits and dremel tool is a PITA if you were to do more than one of these.
#7
Weed, This brings up an idea I had about increasing idle. Which I understand is a problem for hi lift cams especially on 03 models. How about drilling a couple small air bleed holes in the thottle blade. This was done back in the day of carburetors for certain conditions. And since you have spares maybe you could give it a try. You are da Man....
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Thats why the fastman TB's are tapered out to 85mm so he can retain the stock plate. There are a few do a full bore but the plate needs to be scaled up just as large as the port other wise you may be sucking to little air. Watch yourself with the knife edge though, when I tried it on mine it made it WAY to sensitive. I know Frog had better luck with it but for me I hated it while driving home in rush hour. Also, if you can, do a half shaft, it is suppose to improve flow even more.
#10
Um, well, I need a bigger butterfly plate evidently. I put it on but with the OEM plate I guess it is pulling too much air and not running right. For right now I put my original TB back on.
Damn, almost there.
JusJay, Im gonna go outside and look in just a few on that wire
Damn, almost there.
JusJay, Im gonna go outside and look in just a few on that wire
Not running right, was it a high idle, rough idle or what?