Ok guys, just a quick question on this, what is the standard diameter on a normal stock 325i throttlebody and what is the big bore throttle body bored to, how many `mm` more is it...???
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Throttle Body diameter HELP....
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Can't give you the figures but I took these when mine was being fitted.



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Very nice and clean i must say.... have you fitted the throttle body yet???
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my bbtb made a diference im wel pleased with it 

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Had the bbt b on for nearly five years now. I did notice a difference at the beginning but I've since had a maf and ITG fitted and a complete r/r remap so it's now got lost amongst other mods. Mine's the car featured in in the 'Throttle Bodies' FAQ on the zones. I should mention that mine's a 2.7 conversion and has different power delivery characteristics to a stock 325.

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you will surely need the maf (taken out or think you can get a higher performance one, might be talking bollocks here though)and chip reset as well as the volume of air will be far greater than a 325 itemed325i wrote:It cant be that much bigger, there isnt alot of metal to remove in the 1st place.
I am thinking about getting a m30 535 TB welded on to my 325 inlet.
If you run MS you can do away with the air flow meterscotty86d wrote:you will surely need the maf (taken out or think you can get a higher performance one, might be talking bollocks here though)and chip reset as well as the volume of air will be far greater than a 325 itemed325i wrote:It cant be that much bigger, there isnt alot of metal to remove in the 1st place.
I am thinking about getting a m30 535 TB welded on to my 325 inlet.
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ok, all well and done.. any diameter measurements on it? 
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The zone shop quotes 17% more airflow but no dimensions. If I get time tomorrow I''ll take off my bellows and measure mine but I'm not too well at the moment.

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Thanks MONSPORT42, i appreciate it very much for that, get well soon, then i get the diameter soon also
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