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Old 10-01-2001 | 01:57 PM
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Default Big Bore Vs. Big Bore

which Big Bore Throttle is better the $235.00
one or the $300.00 one to fit on a 1997 tiburon 2.0L auto.(does have cruise control)
the big bores at sharkracing.
Old 10-01-2001 | 03:29 PM
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The $230 unit is made of Cast aluminum. It is compatable with cruise control and includes a new Throttle position sensor for the $230 price. It is 58mm

The $300 unit is made of annodized aluminum (colored), it is billet aluminum, so it looks better and is "smoother". It is adjustable from 58mm to 61 mm. It does NOT come with a TPS sensor, but is compatable with cruise control.

The $230 unit is "stealth" and no one will ever know it is not the stock unit. The $300 unit is "flash" for show cars and ultimate high performance.
Old 10-03-2001 | 02:47 AM
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So if I want high performance and better gains out of the TB I should get the $300 unit? Is it really important to have the TPS sensor?
Old 10-03-2001 | 08:18 AM
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Humor Me.......What Throttle bodies are you guys refering to?
Old 10-03-2001 | 09:43 AM
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The Two TB's available on www.sharkracing.com

The "performance" one is lighter, and has a larger opening.(61mm vs 58mm)

99.99999% of you will NEVER see a dyno difference/gain with the 61mm unit, but it is there as an option.

Yes, it is important to have the TPS sensor...as your car will run like poo without it. Of course you can always reuse your old one...but giving you one is worth $45 bucks if you ever needed to replace it from www.stcharlesauto.com

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Old 10-03-2001 | 11:05 AM
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One more stupid question
With the $300 unit will you sell a TPS sensor
or do we just use the one we got?
And thanks for answering my questions. wink.gif
Old 10-03-2001 | 01:42 PM
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Random, don't you have your intake ported or bore out or polished to have the full performance gained with using a larger throttle body ?
Old 10-03-2001 | 08:42 PM
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The $300 unit does NOT come with a TPS.

The IM/TB interface should be bored out on the IM side to match the diameter of the TB you are purchasing to see a benefit...yes.

The polishing is just a service OnPol does at the same time. Some people have enlarged their own IM's using a dremel, but I have yet to see any photos of said work.
Old 10-04-2001 | 05:38 AM
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Thanks, must have been added since my last visit.
Old 10-04-2001 | 08:21 AM
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What power would the cheaper one give? Much, at all?



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