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Old 03-31-2008, 05:38 PM
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As it says, I need to know if the TB brackets are the same. And time is of the essence folks
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There is a slight difference. I don't know what it is, but when I swapped SC'*, the bracket doesn't fit quite perfectly. It still works though.
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Thats all I needed to hear.

Now, to place an offer
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Yes, I'm also running the stock 92/93 bracket on my Gen3 swap, but it'* VERY close to touching the throttle cable. Be very careful and pay attention.

On the Gen3 swap, I hope your OBD2 conversion let'* you tune it in well. John and I have both fought it long and hard, and usually discourage members from doing it for that reason.
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Theoretically, it should. It'* tuned pretty well to the 2.2 pulley, and I tend to tune richer than normal for a safety buffer. Besides, that TB comes with a TPS sensor, so it'* justifyable
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You'll need the MAF sensor also. They are not the same. The TPS is the same. (with the exception of some 92'*).

You'll need to cut a small gasket for the EGR stovepipe to SC connection. Pics of mine are posted in a couple topics.
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Got an -03 MAF and the tables to go with it already. Only thing I will need is the gasket.
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I will use just the TPS for the time being. This way I got time to port, polish, and paint everything AND give me time to learn how to tune.
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