ITB's and turbochargers
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ITB's and turbochargers
Hey has anyone heard of a ITB turbo application?
I was thinking about building a manifold using ITB's instead of running a single throttle body. Any info on why is will or will not work would be helpful.
I was thinking about building a manifold using ITB's instead of running a single throttle body. Any info on why is will or will not work would be helpful.
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Re: ITB's and turbochargers
Plenty of people have itbs on turbo setups. The issue is making an intake plenum for them. There aren't any generic ones each is tailored to the application
I'm currently doing a 46mm itb setup on my motor
But where are you getting your itbs from? If its from a bike you need at least 1000cc and larger bikes. Mine came off a bmw k series bike
I'm currently doing a 46mm itb setup on my motor
But where are you getting your itbs from? If its from a bike you need at least 1000cc and larger bikes. Mine came off a bmw k series bike
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I have not put much thought into where I was going to source the ITBs from but, I saw they were available online. My thought was to machine a box on the intake end of the ITBs would fit in... It would almost look like a golden eagle manifold. My only question is, is it worth changing my current performer X setup?
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I have not put much thought into where I was going to source the ITBs from but, I saw they were available online. My thought was to machine a box on the intake end of the ITBs would fit in... It would almost look like a golden eagle manifold. My only question is, is it worth changing my current performer X setup?
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Re: ITB's and turbochargers
Yea there's a lot that goes into plenum design
You need velocity stacks for each runner and runner length will have to be short to use a plenum due to clearance issues with the firewall. Now if you have a shaved/tucked bay and you've removed all of the mounting stud bs and such that goes with it you'll free up a few inches
You need velocity stacks for each runner and runner length will have to be short to use a plenum due to clearance issues with the firewall. Now if you have a shaved/tucked bay and you've removed all of the mounting stud bs and such that goes with it you'll free up a few inches
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Re: ITB's and turbochargers
Yea there's a lot that goes into plenum design
You need velocity stacks for each runner and runner length will have to be short to use a plenum due to clearance issues with the firewall. Now if you have a shaved/tucked bay and you've removed all of the mounting stud bs and such that goes with it you'll free up a few inches
You need velocity stacks for each runner and runner length will have to be short to use a plenum due to clearance issues with the firewall. Now if you have a shaved/tucked bay and you've removed all of the mounting stud bs and such that goes with it you'll free up a few inches
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