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Old Jan 25, 2006 | 11:17 PM
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So you guys swapped in the proper TAC module to work with the TB? That's what speartech and I were talking about before my rods got scared and jumped out of the block... LOL

That is correct. We will start a technical thread about how and the part numbers needed.
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Old Jan 25, 2006 | 11:17 PM
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So you guys swapped in the proper TAC module to work with the TB? That's what speartech and I were talking about before my rods got scared and jumped out of the block... LOL
the electronics weren't the sticking point, Brian figured those out a few months ago, as much as it pains me to say it, he has quite a knack for electronics
The biggest holdup has been the fab work to the J-tube, infact, mine is still being worked on, although I have an additional trick or two on mine
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Old Jan 25, 2006 | 11:34 PM
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I was about to beat you all to it... lol. Then the big break happened. Now no real need to step up to a 90mm. It's really pretty simple... especially if you go the "Big Tex inlet flange mod" route
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Originally Posted by CHarris
I was about to beat you all to it... lol. Then the big break happened. Now no real need to step up to a 90mm. It's really pretty simple... especially if you go the "Big Tex inlet flange mod" route

woulda coulda shoulda
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Originally Posted by CHarris
I was about to beat you all to it... lol. Then the big break happened. Now no real need to step up to a 90mm. It's really pretty simple... especially if you go the "Big Tex inlet flange mod" route

Day late and a dollar short buddy

Go with the 90 on your new set up, you WILL need it.

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woulda coulda shoulda
...DID... blow up... LOL
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Old Jan 26, 2006 | 12:14 AM
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Day late and a dollar short buddy

Go with the 90 on your new set up, you WILL need it.

I kept my Speartech harness adapter. Its so clean and neat. I keep looking for a deal on SSR intake to push me over the edge on the swap.
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Damn everyone is looking for the SSR 90mm intake
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Old Jan 26, 2006 | 12:45 AM
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The SSR TB is cheaper. I'm going to do it without a TAC swap. There is no need for major modifications to the j-tube or whatever you want to call it either. There is plenty of room for a 90mm opening on the stock flange. In fact, I can easily swap the 78mm and 90mm TBs with minimal effort. I'm not buying a speartech harness either.
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Originally Posted by BigTex
The SSR TB is cheaper. I'm going to do it without a TAC swap. There is no need for major modifications to the j-tube or whatever you want to call it either. There is plenty of room for a 90mm opening on the stock flange. In fact, I can easily swap the 78mm and 90mm TBs with minimal effort. I'm not buying a speartech harness either.
are you planning on doing some back to back dyno runs with the two TB's?
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