still doesnt make it a concern. depending on what you swap it to you use that TB. just cause a motor has a GBW on it doesnt mean it is a GBW motor. just means the TB is GBWOriginally Posted by slo92chevy
a motor has no idea what TB it has.
still doesnt make it a concern. depending on what you swap it to you use that TB. just cause a motor has a GBW on it doesnt mean it is a GBW motor. just means the TB is GBW
a motor has no idea what TB it has.
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it ain't that I'm too big to listen to the rumors, It's just that I'm too damn big to pay attention to 'em..That's the difference
your right, the engine does not have an idea of what throttle it has and it probably does not care either, but the person buying it might when he has to pay more or less for different equipment on the engine.
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That's when you price it as a long block with one price and as a complete engine with another price specifying the differences.
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