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Old 02-19-02, 06:10 PM
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Whats so special about the FD TB? Does it flow that much better?
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Primary diameter is slightly larger, but it's next to impossible to bolt onto an FC intake.


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It looks a lot nicer if you have a FMIC. I'd still rather have a Cosmo upper intake.
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The FD Throttle body consists of 45mm primary butterfly and 2 x 50mm secondary butterflies while the FC TB has 45mm butterflies on all three, the FD TB flows more VOLUME thru the secondaries
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Oops, I got it backwards...


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