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Whats the difficulty in tearing down a throttle body. i picked one up for a project today and want to do a port/polish with knife edge and have the case powder coated. anyone have any experience in knife edging the tc's throttle body, will i need a new butterfly valve. There simple question no new thread
edit. just read the entire rules, this may need its own thread
edit. just read the entire rules, this may need its own thread
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I have never personally taken apart the TB but it shouldnt be that hard.
hardest part will prob be getting the butterfly out, but i really have no idea.
never even looked at a tC TB before. haha
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hardest part will prob be getting the butterfly out, but i really have no idea.
never even looked at a tC TB before. haha
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i think the hardest part would be to find another butterfly that would fit it well enough to work with the port/polish....
i think you should look into another throttle body, there is a guy on here that used an RX-8 throttle body that he got to work on the tC
i think you should look into another throttle body, there is a guy on here that used an RX-8 throttle body that he got to work on the tC
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not really what this threads for.
took me 10 seconds to google it.
http://clubsciontc.com/forums/wheels...-camber-34386/
not really what this threads for.
took me 10 seconds to google it.
http://clubsciontc.com/forums/wheels...-camber-34386/
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also, messing with your camber will effect all other alignment specs, so dont try to do it yourself unless you want some weird tire wear.
take it somewhere and have it done professionally.
take it somewhere and have it done professionally.
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not really what this threads for.
took me 10 seconds to google it.
http://clubsciontc.com/forums/wheels...-camber-34386/
not really what this threads for.
took me 10 seconds to google it.
http://clubsciontc.com/forums/wheels...-camber-34386/
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wrong.
heres in that link that cory posted incase noone saw it
http://zoltiz.com/cars/tc/files/tcrearalignment.pdf