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Old 10-17-2009, 10:02 PM
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Do it yourself for half the price.

http://extrudabody.com/Products/ITBs.html
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Very cool.
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Has anyone done this yet?
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Those would be fun to play around with although I'd like the injectors to be on or closer to the head base plate rather then part of the TBs. These would be nice to weld onto the stock baseplate and use the injectors holes in each TB as a secondary while keeping the main injectors in the stock location....
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nice!
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I did a little research on the website last night, the ITBs don't come pre-drilled for injectors, so you could conceivably re-use the stock intake runners and fab up connections for the TBs. But then you'd have to come up with a different system for the vacuum lines. Just for a set of 4 ITBs they want $1000, and that's a pretty steep buy in for something that will still need a lot of fabrication work. But I'd love to see someone take the plunge and do it. If I wasn't already spending a fortune on replacement parts and powder coating for my 951 rebuild, I would SERIOUSLY consider the ITB route...
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its all about hayabusa throttles.
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Originally Posted by ritzblitz
its all about hayabusa throttles.
'busa 52-50mm tapered TB's...

N/A head with BBC valves...

...in the works

shh...


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Originally Posted by eniac
'busa 52-50mm tapered TB's...

N/A head with BBC v
alves...

...in the works

shh...

win
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Originally Posted by ramius665
I did a little research on the website last night, the ITBs don't come pre-drilled for injectors, so you could conceivably re-use the stock intake runners and fab up connections for the TBs. But then you'd have to come up with a different system for the vacuum lines. Just for a set of 4 ITBs they want $1000, and that's a pretty steep buy in for something that will still need a lot of fabrication work. But I'd love to see someone take the plunge and do it. If I wasn't already spending a fortune on replacement parts and powder coating for my 951 rebuild, I would SERIOUSLY consider the ITB route...
Using the stock runners is probably the best way to do this. All you need is a good fabricator.
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Originally Posted by eniac
'busa 52-50mm tapered TB's...

N/A head with BBC v
alves...

...in the works

shh...

I'd like to give you a friendly run.
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So these ITB's are the ones Lindsey used on their system? And I thought they had finally made something of their own.

I must have given them too much credit.
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Originally Posted by m42racer
So these ITB's are the ones Lindsey used on their system? And I thought they had finally made something of their own.

I must have given them too much credit.
I wouldn't jump to conclusions like that around here unless you have proof.
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Oh, Waqqas.
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WOW they look almost identical.

Some drilling, stock runners, sheet metal, and a welder would do it.
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