1997 FM Throttle body inlet
My friends NA8 is sitting in my basement as he is diy-ing a turbo kit, but we have run into a problem.
He purchased this (https://www.flyinmiata.com/na8-throttle-body-inlet.html) to reduce a potential head ache but it seems to have been more trouble than its worth. The car has a Q-Max reroute and Yanaka radiator. We chopped about and inch off of the inlet to the radiator, and as seen below, there is still almost no room to get a hose to the radiator. I was unable to find a correct diameter hose at the parts store with suitable bends to fit on either side of the throttle body for hose routing. I suppose my question is, is this a common problem? Do I need to go ahead and make an elbow for the throttle body to have the extra room or is there something wrong with the dimensions on the FM part. It seems like they should account for a thicker radiator when building parts for turbocharged cars. https://farm2.staticflickr.com/1818/...e57d599e_c.jpg |
I used Dayco hose 71519 and cut it up to work. Example Sorta-easy Coolant Reroute ? part 2 ? revlimiter.net . Might work if you can shave off a bit for so the IC piping is closer to the TB.
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That's my routing with a stock radiator. I blame the radiator manufacturer. No where near the same attachment location. Edit: Actually it might be close to stock location and the yanaka is narrower |
Cut some of the hose on the intake manifold side. That will solve the problem.
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Originally Posted by skylinecalvin
(Post 1497094)
I used Dayco hose 71519 and cut it up to work. Example Sorta-easy Coolant Reroute ? part 2 ? revlimiter.net . Might work if you can shave off a bit for so the IC piping is closer to the TB.
Originally Posted by SpartanSV
(Post 1497095)
(image of elbow with stock radiator)
That's my routing with a stock radiator. I blame the radiator manufacturer. No where near the same attachment location. Edit: Actually it might be close to stock location and the yanaka is narrower
Originally Posted by miataman04
(Post 1497098)
Cut some of the hose on the intake manifold side. That will solve the problem.
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Another reason not to use the FM sillicon Junky IC hoses
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I will take a picture of my setup tomorrow for you. Its almost identical and i have it working good. I basically cut off a little bit of the radiator side.
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