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Old Jul 11, 2003 | 09:11 AM
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I just got a skunk2 intake manifold and removed my stock intake manifold. I then removed the stock throttle body from the stock IM and tried to bolt it up to the new skunk2. There were 2 screws and 2 nuts that held the TB to the stock IM. There are 4 screw holes in the skunk2 IM. How am I suppose to fit the stock TB on the skunk2? Not everything that was on the old IM will be able to fit onto the skunk2. What am I suppose to do? Should I just get a new TB? If so which one should I get? I have a 98 GSR with crower cams (63402) and crower valve train. I also have fuel upgrades using 310 cc RC injectors and a walbro fuel pump. My ignition is bumped up using an MSD SCI-L ignition, with blaster 2 coil, and NGK spark plug wires. I am also running a 50 shot nitrous kit. Again, what should I do. Any info would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
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Old Jul 11, 2003 | 09:13 AM
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Let me know if you need any other info. Oh yeah, by the way I am planning on getting a greddy turbo in the near future. Please let me know. Thanks
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Old Jul 11, 2003 | 11:02 AM
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I just got a skunk2 intake manifold and removed my stock intake manifold. I then removed the stock throttle body from the stock IM and tried to bolt it up to the new skunk2. There were 2 screws and 2 nuts that held the TB to the stock IM. There are 4 screw holes in the skunk2 IM. How am I suppose to fit the stock TB on the skunk2?


There should have been 2 studs in your stock manifold also. Remove those and install them on the Skunk2. You can now attach your TB.



Not everything that was on the old IM will be able to fit onto the skunk2. What am I suppose to do? Should I just get a new TB? If so which one should I get?

See ABOVE. Use your STOCK one.


I have a 98 GSR with crower cams (63402) and crower valve train. I also have fuel upgrades using 310 cc RC injectors and a walbro fuel pump. My ignition is bumped up using an MSD SCI-L ignition, with blaster 2 coil, and NGK spark plug wires. I am also running a 50 shot nitrous kit. Again, what should I do. Any info would be greatly appreciated.



Crower Cams and Crower Valvetrain... ?!?!

Save money for a new motor. This is not opinion but FACT.

Bumped ignition, fuel upgrades... How about tuning??!!?? If you are truly serious, you need to get some tuning. Before getting tuning you will need a good header for the shot you are running.

On the crower parts, I am serious.... sell them and replace them with better items prior to a rebiuld.



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Sorry I forgot to mention that. I had SS install a VAFC and dyno tune my car.
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tell me how the skunk2 works out I just got a 00 si manifold pretty much the same thing...
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Ok. No problem. What throttle body are you putting on yours? Stock or aftermarket? Let me know.
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Hey Joe, If I do get rid of my crower equipment, what brand should I go with, Skunk2? Let me know. Thanks
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Originally posted by mike34655
Hey Joe, If I do get rid of my crower equipment, what brand should I go with, Skunk2? Let me know. Thanks
Since you plan on boost (as stated in your other post), then go back to the GSR cams and do the following config for the valvetrain: (cost effective and VERY good for the money)

ITR Outersprings
Portflow Inner Springs
Portflow Retainers

This is a great setup for a safe rev limit of 9500.

Good Luck on the boost... post some dyno numbers once you do it.

As far as the crower cams, ask John at SS about them... I can personlly tell you that the Crower Retainers blow. They killed my motor.
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Yeah, John at SS told me that the he's heard of the crower camshafts just breaking apart.
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