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  • ForcedFirebird
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    Originally posted by caffeine View Post
    Hmm what if I was using a transmission adapter plate and pushing the motor forward slightly as a result?
    Why do you need an adapter? Are you using a t5, th350 or 400 trans? The 3500 bolts right to the v6 RWD trans.

    Originally posted by dskopek View Post
    I cut and rotated the coolant neck to tuck it in along side the passenger side head.
    How did that help? There's only about .5" from the manifold to the firewall, rotating it won't make it any thinner.

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  • dskopek
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    Originally posted by ForcedFirebird View Post
    I tried fitting a FWD manifold with the t-stat in the rear and the manifold itself fits, but the coolant neck won't without firewall modifications.
    I cut and rotated the coolant neck to tuck it in along side the passenger side head.

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  • caffeine
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    Originally posted by ForcedFirebird View Post
    I tried fitting a FWD manifold with the t-stat in the rear and the manifold itself fits, but the coolant neck won't without firewall modifications.
    Hmm what if I was using a transmission adapter plate and pushing the motor forward slightly as a result?

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  • ForcedFirebird
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    Originally posted by caffeine View Post
    A little off-topic, but could an equinox plenum be used with a rwd setup to allow use of the fwd accessories and timing cover? Makes it easier to run an external trigger IMO.
    Is there enough room behind the engine to keep the thermostat housing at the rear of the engine? (in 3rd-gen F-body)

    I tried fitting a FWD manifold with the t-stat in the rear and the manifold itself fits, but the coolant neck won't without firewall modifications.

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  • caffeine
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    Originally posted by Superdave View Post
    if you're having clearance issues... why not try an equinox plenum? It's basically the same as a 3500 just with the TB up top.

    http://www.ebay.com/itm/OEM-2006-CHE...-/300581340552
    A little off-topic, but could an equinox plenum be used with a rwd setup to allow use of the fwd accessories and timing cover? Makes it easier to run an external trigger IMO.
    Is there enough room behind the engine to keep the thermostat housing at the rear of the engine? (in 3rd-gen F-body)

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  • ericjon262
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    if I could get one locally, I would give one a try, but they are just so ugly...

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  • Superdave
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    if you're having clearance issues... why not try an equinox plenum? It's basically the same as a 3500 just with the TB up top.

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  • caffeine
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    Wouldn't you have to build some sort of custom plenum to run boost anyway? (or run 6 pipes from the intercooler...)

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  • ericjon262
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    one half of me really wants to make this happen, the other half knows I shouldn't....

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  • TGP37
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    Originally posted by ericjon262 View Post
    I've seen superdaves, it rocks!

    I think the triumph TB's are 45mm, but I do not have confirmation on that yet.
    Yeah, I like what he did as well with the ITB's. I quietly observed his posted progress, truly a fantastic engineering accomplishment!

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  • ericjon262
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    quoted from from www.jenvey.co.uk FAQ (who sells a Honda Bseries specific ITB) A. What is the best throttle body diameter? Factors influencing size are: Power output, rpm, cylinder head design, cylinder capacity, position of the throttle body in the inlet tract and position of the injector...


    This thread seems to suggest that I would need a 35mm itb setup...

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  • ericjon262
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    Originally posted by ericjon262 View Post
    well that say's 54mm, but doesn't factor in rpm or power levels, so I don't know how well to trust it.

    how about this one...

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  • ericjon262
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    Originally posted by dskopek View Post
    http://www.wallaceracing.com/throttl...e-diameter.php
    Here is a handy web site for stuff like this.
    well that say's 54mm, but doesn't factor in rpm or power levels, so I don't know how well to trust it.

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  • dskopek
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    Originally posted by ericjon262 View Post
    thanks for posting that! thats pretty cool! what size TB's do you guys think I should shoot for?

    His TB's were 48mm, his engine displaces .75l/cylinder.

    mine is a 3.5 and displaces .58l/cylinder.

    I'm thinking about 42mm would be ideal....
    Calculate Throttle Blade Diameter for individual runner manifold or motorcycle carb

    Here is a handy web site for stuff like this.

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  • ericjon262
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    read my build thread, nothing is a bolt on, until I make it!

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