stock throttlebody
58mm is correct, however there are ather other things you should know before attempting to overbore your stock TB.
Try searching here and also www.hyundaiaftermarket/old there's plenty of info there. I know a member of ha.com had contacts at a shop which could do fine jobs with TB's and IM's, however I don't know if he can still do the trick.
Try searching here and also www.hyundaiaftermarket/old there's plenty of info there. I know a member of ha.com had contacts at a shop which could do fine jobs with TB's and IM's, however I don't know if he can still do the trick.
so 58mm then thanks, what are the other stuff do i need to know about??
i'm getting a person to do it for me that runs a shop that does all porting and polishin and boreing out throttlebodys. so what info do i need to know before i do this thanks for your reply pls let me know????
i'm getting a person to do it for me that runs a shop that does all porting and polishin and boreing out throttlebodys. so what info do i need to know before i do this thanks for your reply pls let me know????
well for the guy to bore the throttlebody out cost 175 (thats canadian), i have seen the 61mm rside i think that one was over $200 US, but i i have not see the 60 tigerilly one so i dont know how much? what do u think, what would you do???
Yeah the rside one is about 250+ US if you can find one. As for the tigerlilly I was mistaken it is actually 58mm and runs about $250 US. So if you can get the Stock one bored up the 58mm for $175 Canadian (thats less in US right?) I would probably say its worth it especially when the rside 61mm one is hard to find now and that would be really your only other option that made sense dollar for dollar.
yeah i think i go with boreing. they guy who is doing my throttlebody includes the butterfly too. i just give him my throttlebody and he bores and replaces the butterfly and any other stuff i need


