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80mm TB

I'll be adding an 80mm TB to my Aurora in the coming weeks and I was wondering if anyone knew of any sources beyond RSM Racing that offered this bolt on modification for the 4.0L Aurora engine?

Better yet...anyone got one they want to sell?
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Wow Jim, that car's going to be a real killer.
You'll be wanting to put stripes on it next . .
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Re: 80mm TB

I'm pretty well known in the Bonneville/GP community, so I want to show em our cars can do something too

RSM sells there products to Domestic Performance so thats off the list...oh well looks like RSM will be the way to go. Since they are local I can save on the shipping and conversion. The high flow cats goes on this week once I see how the budgeting goes
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Re: 80mm TB

how much did you pay for the throttle body
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Re: 80mm TB

prolly gonna cost me about $500 beans CDN when I get the intake plate bored out to match the TB as well as the TB itself.

Should be worth about 15HP, I'm at about 265 now (estimation) my goal is 300 crank HP, until the headers...heheh
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