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is a 75mm t/b too big for my setup?

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Black96VertGT said:
i am 80 mm at the mass air, 76.2 mm (3" interior diameter PVC) at the intake pipe. i think a 75 mm throttle body matches.
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You still dont get it, INTAKE MANIFOLD, the inlet of that IS NOT 75 MM.
 

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TFS street intake has a 75mm opening
 
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TFS street intake has a 75mm opening
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I stand corrected.

but the94/95 elbow?
 

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yellow1995Cobra said:
You still dont get it, INTAKE MANIFOLD, the inlet of that IS NOT 75 MM.
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ok ... now i'm with you. actually, the inlet of my intake manifold is 75 mm.

http://www.trickflow.com/product/prfeature_index.htm

mine is this one: TFS-51500001. the throttle body inlet diameter is 75 mm.

the elbow adapter i have is the MAC 70 mm. is that 5 mm crucial?

it seems to me that, if anything, i should get a 75 mm adapter and a 75 mm t/b. then everything would match up more closely.

but i'm curious, why would it HURT to have a 75mm t/b with a smaller elbow? how is that different from having a bigger (76.2 mm) cai tube and a smaller t/b? won't it just flow whatever the smallest (ie-most restrictive) opening will allow?
 

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Aren't the sn95 elbow made in 70 and 75mm? I think the tfs one is 75mm, just buy that one so it all flows. If you bolt a 75mm tb to a 70mm elbow, I would assume the air would hit a "wall" kinda and hinder flow. Probably nothing you'll notice, but if you want the full benefit of the 75mm TB, you need a 75mm elbow and 75mm inlet of the manifold. Glad I dont have these elbow thingy's on my 92LX
 

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Glad I dont have these elbow thingy's on my 92LX
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Me too...

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i have a bbk/edelbrock 75 mm tb if anyone wants it.
 
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