Nubira TB on 1.6 DOHC

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Nubira TB on 1.6 DOHC

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I heard the throttle body of a nubira fit on the 1.6 DOHC E-Tech.
If so is there any gains? and what is the required fitting?
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does anyone have one sitting around?
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from what i remember from a previous thread its doable but you can only use two bolts b/c thats all that lines up. and i think there was a difference in the size of the bolts but they got around that too.


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any help in performance??? if so how much
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not much... but helps if you have a turbo :lol:
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Post by daewoomofo »

is it worth doin on a n/a car? how much gain?
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Post by lanos2001 »

the only way it would help on a n/a car is if you port and polished the intake manifold as well to get a consistant flow.


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Post by BosnianLanos »

Keep in mind, that no matter if you get a bigger TB, the opening to the intake manifold is matched to the older TB, so unless you do a big ass port of the intake manifold, the gains would be trivial. Sure the volume of air being pulled into the engine would be a little greater, but it would encounter turbulence as it hits the mounting location of the old TB on the manifold. However, since Nubira/Leganza TBs can be found all over scrap yards, you can get one for cheap, bore out bigger bolt holes, and put it on. There will be better throttle response if nothing.
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50 bucks plus shipping on car-parts.com


anyone think that's a good idea?









there is a $200 tb on ebay for an infinity.... at 96mm... i wonder what fun that could produce granted you had the intake manifold to make it work right...



i've been thinking about using the intergra dual stage intake (same idea as vgis) and using their big bore tb... we know it would fit with some minor adjustments :lol: those acruas get WAY up there in power... someone shold do that!
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Post by BosnianLanos »

I think that is a little steep. If you had gotten to me sooner, I could have gotten you one for $10 from the Junkyard in St. Pete. First time I went there was a Leganza and Nubira with TBs intact. I went again and they were both gone. I guess I'll have to go down again to see if I can scrounge something up.
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Post by MMamdouh »

The facts:

1- TB swap will make better air flow.
2- bore on intake is as small as the OEM TB.
3- not sure about 1.6 DOHC lanos but the 1.5 SOHC already uses only 2 12mm bolts to hold TB.
4- both TBs use the same IAC and TPS sensors.

so this will be a good mod if the intake bored to match the TB port and if you did get a TB with the right price.

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Post by Efratech »

im not pretty sure but the lanos TB is 52 mm and the nubi 2.0 is 56 or 58 mm i dont remember...

anyways this is a good thing on any engine.

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Post by daewooluvr »

Efrain A. wrote:im not pretty sure but the lanos TB is 52 mm and the nubi 2.0 is 56 or 58 mm i dont remember...

anyways this is a good thing on any engine.

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