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10-29-2004, 11:59 AM
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Re: FS: lots of stuff
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That is too big for NA.
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why not make it bigger the 60mm? I have a bored stock one to 58mm but when i boost id like to get something 65mm or bigger
yah, thats what I was thinking, maybe a 70 like the one kspec has been out of stock with forever laugh.gif
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10-29-2004, 12:03 PM
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Re: OZ-BBTB
I know how to read focker! tongue.gif
I was speaking for the majority of the people on this site that are not lucky enough to have a turbo. But nevermind, I don't want it before I go turbo anyway.
I was speaking for the majority of the people on this site that are not lucky enough to have a turbo. But nevermind, I don't want it before I go turbo anyway.
10-29-2004, 12:05 PM
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yes you are correct, however when you talked about 70mm being too big for NA is when we were discussing maybe having a larger one made for boost purposes... thats why it was brought up. soooooo i dont know who you were correcting wink1.gif
perhaps try saying.. yeah 70mm is good for boosting however, most of the people on this site aren't boosted therefor he probably wouldn't market a larger one due to low demand smile.gif
perhaps try saying.. yeah 70mm is good for boosting however, most of the people on this site aren't boosted therefor he probably wouldn't market a larger one due to low demand smile.gif
10-29-2004, 12:34 PM
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Re: For those of you with the triple pod pillar
i didn't mean to jump your case, i just want everything clear for anyone who reads this thread. Remember someone who is new and might not know much may read this thread and get confused... thats all.
10-29-2004, 03:12 PM
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Re: handling/ ride hight
a good priced bbtb would be awesome
and TibRacer01
here at nissan we actually have muffler bearings
actually there exhaust bearings wink.gif
and TibRacer01
here at nissan we actually have muffler bearings
actually there exhaust bearings wink.gif
10-31-2004, 09:45 AM
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Why's everyone saying this is the only time they'd be able to get a BBTB? KSpec.com offers SEVERAL BBTB's now.
The 70MM is out of stock till RSide decides to make some more, if ever.
For some advise, I'd make them 62MM man, not 60. You can EASILY bore the stock IM to 62MM, and the RSide Adjustable BBTB goes to 61MM anyways.
Then, just so the rest of us can get our BIG BBTB's for FI, make some of them in 68 or preferrably 70MM please! I'd buy one for sure. That's about 6 of us now that would.
The 70MM is out of stock till RSide decides to make some more, if ever.
For some advise, I'd make them 62MM man, not 60. You can EASILY bore the stock IM to 62MM, and the RSide Adjustable BBTB goes to 61MM anyways.
Then, just so the rest of us can get our BIG BBTB's for FI, make some of them in 68 or preferrably 70MM please! I'd buy one for sure. That's about 6 of us now that would.
10-31-2004, 03:15 PM
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OK NOW:!: It seems that there is some interest and discussion about these BBTB's, so I'll respond to what I can
1. When I asked about the best size for a TB on a NA tib, the conclusion I came to was that 60mm was the ideal size. But if you guys think 62mm is best then I'll try that.
2. I'm not planning on making different sizes, just the size that works for me and my tib. Any others that I make will be the same.
3. I am planning on selling some but as with the shifters, it will be a limited number (maybe 5 -> 10 depending on interest).
4. As far as cruise compatibility goes. I stated in the 1st post, I'll make them without the pulley & spring so the OEM pulley & spring can be fitted. As far as I know, the standard and cruise pulleys mount the same so the TB will be good for both. Let me know if there is a diff in the mounting.
5. There'll be a for sale post when the time is right.
1. When I asked about the best size for a TB on a NA tib, the conclusion I came to was that 60mm was the ideal size. But if you guys think 62mm is best then I'll try that.
2. I'm not planning on making different sizes, just the size that works for me and my tib. Any others that I make will be the same.
3. I am planning on selling some but as with the shifters, it will be a limited number (maybe 5 -> 10 depending on interest).
4. As far as cruise compatibility goes. I stated in the 1st post, I'll make them without the pulley & spring so the OEM pulley & spring can be fitted. As far as I know, the standard and cruise pulleys mount the same so the TB will be good for both. Let me know if there is a diff in the mounting.
5. There'll be a for sale post when the time is right.