asking 50$. Bought in late '90's from JG Engine dynamics for 150$US and havn't used it for 3 years.

pics available - linked below

mrdavester@aol.com


Modified by daver at 6:28 PM 6/2/2005

 

thinking about upgrading with my new IM.....does 2mm really make that much difference?

free bump anyways

 

well its a 4mm jump over the b18a tb bore.

http://photobucket.com/albums/y189/mrdavester/

got some pics there. I robbed the MAP sensor off it, but i've got another spare if its needed.

d

 

$50 includes all the sensors??

 

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yep

 

PM sent

 

new pictures uploaded http://photobucket.com/albums/y189/mrdavester/ with formerly missing sensor installed. Its not the MAP sensor tho, thats located on the firewall ...duh. Throttle body is complete and ready to go.

d

 

does that include the MAP sensor, because most later model b-series need that since ours is on the t-body.

 

your right the map is on the firewall. I could include it no prob. But i don't think the throttle body will work on a b18b intake manifold. Correct me if i'm wrong, but doesn't the big EACvalve come attached to the b18b throttle body, and not the manifold? It comes attached to the the b18a intake manifold.

d

 

i really don't know. If i knew this would work i'd be down to buy it, i do know that a friend of mine had some MAP and TPS problems with his B18a and he swapped to a B18b IM and TB no problem....but that really doesn't help any.

 

i've had both the jdm b20b intake manifold/tb in my g2 b20 swap and the original b18a intake mani/tb in there. But if i used the b20 intake manifold (ie. b18b style) with the b18a tb, i'd have no EACV.

d

 

sold, pending payment

d

 

Sold to me, great seller, answered all questions, photos, shipping, kept in constant communication but he did have to have his mommy ship it because he was sick


lol, couldn't pass that up, sorry Dave, thanks again.

 

what are moms for..