throttle body bypass
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Re: throttle body bypass (sporanox1)
Sorry, I don't have pics, but all did was buy a length of heater hose (5/8" I believe) and run it from the firewall to the intake, bypassing the throttle body. It didn't cost me more than a few bucks.
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Re: throttle body bypass (sporanox1)
I went by this
http://www.westol.com/~brettd/corvette/tbcool.html
http://www.westol.com/~brettd/corvette/tbcool.html
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Re: throttle body bypass (TA)
Sorry, I don't have pics, but all did was buy a length of heater hose (5/8" I believe) and run it from the firewall to the intake, bypassing the throttle body. It didn't cost me more than a few bucks.
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Re: throttle body bypass (sporanox1)
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Re: throttle body bypass (TA)
Sorry, I don't have pics, but all did was buy a length of heater hose (5/8" I believe) and run it from the firewall to the intake, bypassing the throttle body. It didn't cost me more than a few bucks.
