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I am in the middle of installing my new Professional Products 52mm TB.
The instructions says to reuse the original TPS screws, but the threaded holes in the new TB is way to small for the screws...
Anybody else had that problem?
Also, why didn't they make the bolt pattern for the top plate the same as the stock. Its just a tad different, PITA IMO.
I am in the middle of installing my new Professional Products 52mm TB.
The instructions says to reuse the original TPS screws, but the threaded holes in the new TB is way to small for the screws...
Anybody else had that problem?
Also, why didn't they make the bolt pattern for the top plate the same as the stock. Its just a tad different, PITA IMO.
I hate to say it,but don't bother adding a bigger TB.Your stock one is more than adequate and there's no bolt up troubles.I went through this myself years ago and went back to stock.No use trying to make some aftermarket unit fit or work and no real gains from it.
I hate to say it,but don't bother adding a bigger TB.Your stock one is more than adequate and there's no bolt up troubles.I went through this myself years ago and went back to stock.No use trying to make some aftermarket unit fit or work and no real gains from it.
I know there isent much gain in a 52mm for me, but it looks good polished up IMO.
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