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70 mm t-body on a stock 92' intake?

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my brothers parting out his car and wants to sell me his 70mm throttle body will it fit on my ported stock upper? thanks for your time keith
 

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I think you will have to cut away at the intake where the tb goes on. This allows air to enter the intake.
 

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keith black said:
my brothers parting out his car and wants to sell me his 70mm throttle body will it fit on my ported stock upper? thanks for your time keith
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It'll fit, but you should port the opening at the intake to match the throttle body. You dont have to, but theres no point in putting on a 70mm TB if the intake is stock size (whatever that is )

What other mods do you have? If you haven't done H/C/I or a power adder I'd stick with a 65mm TB because you'll lose some low end with a 70mm. Anyone feel free to correct me if im wrong.

EDIT: I forgot about the EGR spacer...you need to buy a 70mm EGR spacer
 
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Right you will need the EGR spacer as well. If I'm not misstaken the stock intake inlet is something like 58MM, Im not 100% sure but I know that it isnt 70MM. If its like 20 bucks why not but I really don't see the point in it. The 65MM would be much better. Thats just me.
 
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Actually, the opening in the upper is 63mm. You would need to open it up a bit then. The stock tb is 58mm, but the opening was larger. I thought I remember someone saying the stock egr plate is pretty big. Don't know the exact size, but I know that if it is not large enough, you could easily open that up too.
 
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thanks guys

whats the easiest way to cut away that little bit of aluminum ?
 

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Use a dremel and the stock TB on 87-95 cars (excluding 93 cobra) is 60mm not 58mm. 58mm was stock on 86 5.0's
 
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