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Old Feb 2, 2006 | 09:20 PM
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Default Differences between a S1 L67 TB and S2 L67 TB?

I'm looking into a throttle body spacer to serve as a post MAF injection point for an H20/Methanol injection system. Only non-customized solutions I can find are for a Series 2 engine.

As I don't happen to have a Series 2 L67 TB handy, I was wondering what the physical differences are between the two?

Here'* an example of a canned solution I found: http://www.pfyc.com/store/merchant.m...ct_Code=WB3017

Any help would be appreciated
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Old Feb 2, 2006 | 09:27 PM
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you could have one machined for a S1. Looks like a simple part to machine.
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Old Feb 2, 2006 | 09:28 PM
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Originally Posted by corvettecrazy
you could have one machined for a S1. Looks like a simple part to machine.
Yeah, I suppose I'm going to have to head that way. I was looking for the easy way before I went that route.
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You don't have to use a spacer. You only need to inject POST MAF. (trust me on the POST part).

This can be done (ideally) in the SC outelt area, or in the TB itself.

Give me a few days on this. You'll have pics and instructions. It'd be good to know what nozzle manufacturer you've chosen.
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Old Feb 2, 2006 | 11:17 PM
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Originally Posted by willwren
You don't have to use a spacer. You only need to inject POST MAF. (trust me on the POST part).

This can be done (ideally) in the SC outelt area, or in the TB itself.

Give me a few days on this. You'll have pics and instructions. It'd be good to know what nozzle manufacturer you've chosen.
So it can be done right into the TB? I ruled that out in my own thinking originally because I was concerned the hole, even plugged by the nozzle would cause some turbulance.

I'm going to be running the Snow Performance MAF kit. I've spoken with them a couple times and they said that it'll work with the Series 1 MAF just fine.

By the way, this is a mid to late March project for me.
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Old Feb 2, 2006 | 11:49 PM
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You have time. I've identified a spot on the 94/95 TB that can be tapped directly. You'll be the first to see the pics.
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Originally Posted by willwren
You have time. I've identified a spot on the 94/95 TB that can be tapped directly. You'll be the first to see the pics.
Great! I'm looking forward to it.
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