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flyry110 May 2, 2002 09:42 PM

ok, i can't find the years of Q45 TB i need
 
i got my guy on the lookout for a Q45 at the junk yard. i searched and seriously, there were 10,000 TB cleaning posts, but NONE about this! oh, i was amazed how many of these were locked lol. anyway, anyone know the year? i asked before and it got WAY OT. I just need to know the years and BAM, i'll delete this thread. thanks.

oh, btw, i got this for
Infiniti throttle
infiniti throttle body
Infinity Q45
Sorry - no matches. Please try some different terms.

so i did try!

Matt93SE May 2, 2002 10:02 PM

the junkyards usually already have them pulled form the car.. find a place with more than one year on the shelf, and go there and physically look at them and measure them yourself.

nobody else has done this research. I followed some bad advice and bought a 240SX TB, and it was way smaller than ours.

PATRICK94SE May 2, 2002 11:33 PM

I guess I moderated my self for nothing In my Q 45 post:bonk:

memphis92se May 2, 2002 11:38 PM

Q45
 
so thoes are throttle bodys right? do you get better fuel flow with them or what? just wondering, and could you get one from like nopi online or something like that? or is that tooo expensive?
Rane

PATRICK94SE May 2, 2002 11:42 PM

Nopi doesn't have them, and no it will not just bolt on. Pretty sure TB is for Airflow. But I have no clue

male May 3, 2002 07:19 AM

TB is strickly for modulating or "throttling" (restricting)airflow. In fact our entire intake manifold is what you call "dry", meaing no fuel goes through it. I was under the impression that there is a good 240sx TB out there for us, but there are a number of engine variations in the 240's, But I know that the guys with 300zx's have had good results. According to them, if you get the right 240 TB, a minor opening of the intake man. port is required, as the 240 TB has large openings. I gotta look into this, cause it may be that as our manifolds ar different than the older vg manifolds, this might not apply to our VG's.

Matt93SE May 3, 2002 08:28 AM

If you do some more searching on the 240 TB, you'll find they don't work on VG or VE.

I fell vitcim to a person saying they were bigger than the VE and bought one myself.. $50 wasted, as it was actually smaller than the VE TB and the bolt patterns were slightly different.

On our engines, the only thing you can do is port out the stock one and have new buterflies put in it.
as for prices to do that, get on the phone and call local performance machine shops in your area.

male May 3, 2002 08:32 AM

I just got some info from the z31.com forum..they seem to believe our TB and manifold collector are a better design anyway. We has two ports and favor our collector (upper manifold) design. So best bet, leave it alone..a bigger TB will truely only benefit high HP applications. Unless you have ported heads and intake manifold, cams etc, the TB is not the big restriction here, the manifold is.


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