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  • dspl1236
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    getting close....

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  • dspl1236
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    I whipped a solidworks design. exported to a .stl then to a .gcode via a "slicing" softwares...then loaded it into the printing app....click print.

    Also insulates the throttle body from the intake manifold and barely even heat soaks. I am planning on a carbon intake spacer to drop the heat soak down a bit more too.



    Last edited by dspl1236; 08-05-2014, 04:52 PM.

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  • projecthoarder
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    ^Seconded on the carbon adapter. This is turning out awesome.

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  • TeckniX
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    Looking good, now put some wheels on it and let's see it moving!
    How did you create the carbon adapter?

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  • dspl1236
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    adapted the new throttle. fires right up and idles. very responsive throttle. missing the TB to TB adapter gasket still but seem to be holding a good seal.

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  • dspl1236
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    I keep killing 15yr old throttle bodies...so I am adapting to a newer bigger vr6 one.

    carbon fiber pla






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  • dspl1236
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    had a bad throttle body days before SoWo, new used came in on Tuesday and the battery was totally dead. First fire since. It was late so I couldn't be too loud. I try to be a nice neighbor.....

    Last edited by dspl1236; 05-29-2014, 12:01 AM.

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  • dspl1236
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    #3 coil pack was dead brand new....swapped out a spare. runs much much smoother now.

    sits at 202* F at idle 850rpm.
    drops down to 199* F at 2300 rpm
    Hits 207* F while holding rpm and bouncing the revs for extended periods then cools back down to 202* F

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  • dspl1236
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    haha, the stock wheels for now. 4x108 makes it a little tougher for wheels. not the typical vw/audi 5x112/5x100/4x100.


    quick 60sec 3d scan. garage computer cant handle rendering faster that 2 fps

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  • 244Brick
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    Originally posted by Hanicus View Post
    What wheels are you going to run?
    Probably round ones!

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  • Hanicus
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    What wheels are you going to run?

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  • dspl1236
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    on to the vac lines and little bit of wiring left....almost

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