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Who needs a used E36 318is throttle body?
- Thread starter Mockngbrd
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futron.sim
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What TB are you going for?
iScoupe;336902 said:
haha... i ask liao.. shrick cam, valve springs, retainers, etc etc...
bumps for the stock throttle body, or i'll be shipping it out after putting in a new one (of course stock la... wat u think le?)
futron.sim
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Mockngbrd;336926 said:
Stock? that is something that I will never believe.......
I bet you are going for some super duper TB that will boost at least 20HP!
joon
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YO Louis.. better to keep it as a spare since it doesn't take up much space and you intend to keep the car anyway.. one thing I've learnt about engine parts, it's better to keep them in case touch wood something goes wrong you can easily revert back to your mod baseline
joon;337490 said:YO Louis.. better to keep it as a spare since it doesn't take up much space and you intend to keep the car anyway.. one thing I've learnt about engine parts, it's better to keep them in case touch wood something goes wrong you can easily revert back to your mod baseline
Hmm..thats a good idea....
but if i send my old throttle body back, i'll get back bout $80 from the price of the "new" one
of course Stock la.... my car stock one
joon
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Mockngbrd;337513 said:
The shipping will already cost you a bomb and wipe out any cost savings.. if you use the normal airmail you run the risk of them not receiving it, so you'll need to use Speedpost or equivalent.. ask me how I know LOL usually I find it's cheaper in the long run to just pay the core charge
Car modding is a money-losing business man.. you gotta balance the risk vs. cost recovery.. in this case think of the $80 as cheap insurance.. for critical engine parts it's better to keep spares
