ITB'S are done! And for sale!!!
what are the dimensions of the runners: length, diameter at lip, plate, and manifold? are these for the 94-01 B18C1 GSR head, or the b16a/b17a/b18c5/r head? and, how are you shipping these for $57.50? that seems steep.
Honda-Tech Member
iTrader: (2)
Joined: Mar 2002
Posts: 5,828
Likes: 1
From: Woodbridge, NJ, Middlesex
the suzuki diameters are not enough to flow the b-series heads, did you extrude hone them to bore out more ? simulation tests show that they can only flow for 180-190hp ...
greg
greg
Trending Topics
the suzuki diameters are not enough to flow the b-series heads, did you extrude hone them to bore out more ? simulation tests show that they can only flow for 180-190hp ...
greg
greg
OWNED!
here is a thought. If you really want to sell something that is worth a ****, post here on HT and give us some details on the product, maybe some legitimate testing and dyno numbers. then maybe even tell us the price you are selling it for instead of making people bid for it on freakin Ebay.
guys.
if he gives details, would every body still buy his ****?
everyone would start making them theirselves.
he's hiding the vacumm canister for a reason.
if he gives details, would every body still buy his ****?
everyone would start making them theirselves.
he's hiding the vacumm canister for a reason.
also, isn't the vaccuum canister the cylinder atop the runners, thus not hidden?
making ITBs, even from scratch, is not terribly difficult for a reasonably skilled welder/machinist. the materials are not unreasonably expensive, the design(ing) is not too complicated, a good TIG welder isn't cheap, but the skill/labor required should most likely account for the majority of the price, which should be provided publicly.
i have respect for, and no problem with anyone offering such 'adapted' pieces for reasonable prices compared to those of competing retail pieces (e.g. the $$ "To(yo)da"), even if he's collecting parts and having someone else fabricate the final piece with them, and selling it for profit. however, as with the usual retail pieces, the specs should be given to ensure that the design/dimensions, at least, will work well with the system(s) for which it was made to fit/work.
[Modified by slofu, 7:41 PM 2/23/2003]
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
builtRed93ac
Classifieds: Forced Induction
1
Oct 29, 2008 02:18 PM
billyVR6
For Sale
7
Sep 10, 2008 05:38 PM



