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Old 02-01-06, 04:09 PM
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Who was Doing the TB mod?

Who was selling the service of doing the TB mod and porting out the TB on the forum?

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Old 02-01-06, 05:14 PM
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I can do the TB mod. I don't port it though. I don't really feel it's worth it.


I have a S4 TII TB already modded sitting in my garage for sale.
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BDC does it. He's on here and on TeamFC3s.

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thanks barcode

Digi how much would you want for it? did you just JB Weld the holes left from the Throtle plates or did you tap and plug them?
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I'm asking for $45 shipped. I tapped them and used RTV in the thread of the plug. I've never used JB weld and never plan to.
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When BDC does them he also does a really good port job.
Here are some examples of his work:
BDC Motorsports.com
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Give the porting job a whirl, Digi7ech. It's worth it, especially if you put your focus on doing very light-grit sanding. Since the TB has only air rushing through it, the smoother the better for greater velocity!

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Just wondering, but what kind of gains will you see from porting them?
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Yeah and do you tap the holes or weld them BDC?
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Well, I just found another S4 TII TB so I just started to mod that one too. I'm using the current one to test my porting skills.

Honestly it's a lot of work for what I would consider minimal gains.

I think this will be the only one I do.
BDC. Any tips on finshing it off to a nice smooth finish?
So far I'm just using sanding barrels to carve out the basic shapes and peaks.
I'll then go through with a small circumference barrel to get in some nooks.

Then? Those stone bits? or wire wheel?

Thx
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