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This thread will be an ongoing How-to article on installing Individual Throttlebodies from a 2004 Yamaha R6 onto a 7afe(ae102).
The first few installments will be purely mechanical, and will assess designing a bracket, figuring out how modify the fuel system on the engine, and fabbing up a plenum and with spots for most sensors(haven't decided on the EGR system yet). Towards spring, I will be installing the entire setup and fine tuning it. This really is a grassroots mod, and i don't believe it should cost much more than $200 if you know where to look for parts and how to do basic welding. I bought my ITB's off ebay for $20, so the stuff is out there. Any comments or suggestions can be posted at anytime, however please make sure they are relevant to this thread. Thanks and enjoy. *pics will be up soon of the ITBs |
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QUOTE(Pivot @ Dec 20, 2005 - 3:54 AM) [snapback]369151[/snapback] The first few installments will be purely mechanical, and will assess designing a bracket, figuring out how modify the fuel system on the engine, and fabbing up a plenum and with spots for most sensors(haven't decided on the EGR system yet). Towards spring, I will be installing the entire setup and fine tuning it. Heheheh... you said ass... good luck with it. Hope it doesn't turn out the same as the last guy. -------------------- "It's ok to be naked girl... I'm an artist!"
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