installed the spacer today! first i want to say
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thanks to "MAVERICKMLFD371"for stopping by and installing this throttle body spacer for me!!! 
.. only took him a about 15-20 to install.i can definately feel a difference off the line when giving it the gas!! for $100 cant beat it!!!
"KY"
.. only took him a about 15-20 to install.i can definately feel a difference off the line when giving it the gas!! for $100 cant beat it!!! "KY"
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Originally posted by MaverickMLFD371@October 30, 2005, 12:32 PM
Well, almost an hour, don't forget we had to go out to lowes cause you or your neightbors didn't have a pair of vise-grips handy, hahaha!
Well, almost an hour, don't forget we had to go out to lowes cause you or your neightbors didn't have a pair of vise-grips handy, hahaha!
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Originally posted by Mongoose@October 30, 2005, 7:44 PM
What kind of person has no tools?
What kind of person has no tools?
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It is a good inexpensive addition. I will be pulling mine back off in the spring I believe because I'm going with a larger throttle. I wonder if they'll have a larger version of the spacer out by then.
Yes vice grips are a must in this project.
Yes vice grips are a must in this project.
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Originally posted by 24FAN@October 31, 2005, 12:09 AM
Your better off using the the 2 nuts tightened against each other to remove the studs. No chance of damaging the threads that way.
Your better off using the the 2 nuts tightened against each other to remove the studs. No chance of damaging the threads that way.
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Originally posted by MaverickMLFD371@October 30, 2005, 6:50 PM
Not sure if ya know him, but he goes by the name of "Elvism", and it seems the only tools he carries is KY Jelly, hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha (long story)
Not sure if ya know him, but he goes by the name of "Elvism", and it seems the only tools he carries is KY Jelly, hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha (long story)
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Originally posted by MaverickMLFD371@October 30, 2005, 12:32 PM
Well, almost an hour, don't forget we had to go out to lowes cause you or your neightbors didn't have a pair of vise-grips handy, hahaha!
Well, almost an hour, don't forget we had to go out to lowes cause you or your neightbors didn't have a pair of vise-grips handy, hahaha!
Thanks for the info.
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Originally posted by 24FAN@October 30, 2005, 10:09 PM
Your better off using the the 2 nuts tightened against each other to remove the studs. No chance of damaging the threads that way.
Your better off using the the 2 nuts tightened against each other to remove the studs. No chance of damaging the threads that way.
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Originally posted by fastball25@November 1, 2005, 12:14 PM
How does this work? This is my first car where I'm doing the work so some of the methods talked about on here are new to me. How does this method work?
How does this work? This is my first car where I'm doing the work so some of the methods talked about on here are new to me. How does this method work?
Take out the 2 bolts from the top of the throttle body. Take the 2 nuts off the 2 bottom studs. Remove the throttle body. Use the 2 nuts you took off the bottom studs and screw both of them on 1 of the old studs you are trying to remove. Hold 1 nut with a wrench while tightening the other nut against it with another wrench. Once the 2 nuts are tight against each other, you should be able to back out the stud using a 10 MM (I think that was the size) wrench on the inside nut.
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Your better off using the the 2 nuts tightened against each other to remove the studs. No chance of damaging the threads that way.
that the best way.. leave thoes vice grips in the tool box 
that the best way.. leave thoes vice grips in the tool box
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Originally posted by THE-BOSS@November 2, 2005, 8:53 AM
Your better off using the the 2 nuts tightened against each other to remove the studs. No chance of damaging the threads that way.
that the best way.. leave thoes vice grips in the tool box
Your better off using the the 2 nuts tightened against each other to remove the studs. No chance of damaging the threads that way.
that the best way.. leave thoes vice grips in the tool box I know I should have used that method. No matter how careful and how much you wrap them with cloth you can still damage them. I guess it was one of those
times.
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Originally posted by clockworks@November 3, 2005, 8:57 PM
My Jet TBS just arrived today. The two nuts that came with it are different sizes...like way different. What kind of shoddy crap is that? I got it from autoanything.com.
My Jet TBS just arrived today. The two nuts that came with it are different sizes...like way different. What kind of shoddy crap is that? I got it from autoanything.com.