inmywhitez

hey guys! can i drill into my poweraid t.b spacer and put the jet in there or should i use a different aproach?

vanillagorilla

iTrader: (1)

What is it made out of? You'll need to be able to tap into it.

Quik

iTrader: (7)

yes you can but personally i would ditch that worthless item

Nick™

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that would be the only reason to have on in the first place (if it's drill/ tapable)

Flyer

iTrader: (1)

Seems like I've heard this idea before ....

VortecHOjunkie

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I am sure the idea has crossed a lot of peoples minds, but it looks like a bigger pain in the a$$ than it would be worth. First off the nozzle is designed to go through about an 1/8" thick piece of plastic. Even if you go through the thinnest part of the spacer it will still be much thicker than that so you will probably have to countersink the nozzle to get it to reach far enough into the intake tract. If you want to go the behind the throttle body route, take your spacer off and order the NOS spacer that is designed for it. I saw it in summit for around 179.00 if I'm not mistaken. Good luck whichever route you go. For the record my nozzle works fine in the plastic cold air intake tube.

inmywhitez

i have the true flow intake and the tube is metal. i should be able to tap into that right?

goshawk23

how does this work for ya? btw fellas, some folks seem to think they do pick up power with a tb spacer. nitrous dave picked up 9hp with his....

VortecHOjunkie

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That should work. I drilled a hole slightly smaller than my nozzle in my plastic tube and forced the nozzle to tap into it itself. Works ok, but my lines are pretty tight and try to turn the nozzle slightly if I'm not careful, so I think I am going to put the supplied bushing in to hold it straight.