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Author: Subject: gsxr 750 throttle bodies>duratec 2.3 ltr?
phongshader

posted on 23/7/05 at 05:38 PM Reply With Quote
gsxr 750 throttle bodies>duratec 2.3 ltr?

Can anyone tell if they'll be big enough? Or should I try to get gsxr 1000 itbs
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garage19

posted on 23/7/05 at 05:48 PM Reply With Quote
From what i can remember the 750 and 1000 throttle bodies are the same size.

They should be plenty big enough.






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Mr G

posted on 23/7/05 at 06:46 PM Reply With Quote
I was under the impression that

750's were 42mm
1000's were 44mm

(Problem is people quote different measurements i/d o/d etc)

I also thought that they were tappered so direct body size comparison to parallel items concerning bhp figures is'nt true

Take a looky HERE


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[Edited on 23/7/05 by Mr G]






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stevebubs

posted on 23/7/05 at 10:23 PM Reply With Quote
GSXR 750 and GSXR1000 are the same.

My GSXR750 bodies are 48mm tapering down to 42mm (all internal diameter)

If you tune the engine then you may want something a bit bigger, but should be fine in std tune

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liam.mccaffrey

posted on 23/7/05 at 11:31 PM Reply With Quote
i think 42mm is good for 50BHP per cylinder, naturally aspirated. this is from the jenvey website





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