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Throttle Plate Screws #449354
June 22, 2016 03:18 pm UTC
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Hey guys,

so I am currently rebuilding my throttle body on my 2g, and had some questions regarding the throttle plate screws.

I have already bought the closest ones I could find, but the question is, which would you run? The ones on the left seem a tad short, but the ones on the right a tad long. These will be red loctite'd in as well. I worry about the ones on the left not having complete thread engagement, but ive also heard that longer ones can whistle, along with being a slight obstruction to the flow path.

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I appreciate everyones insight as always!

Re: Throttle Plate Screws [Re: Garret Sliva] #449355
June 22, 2016 04:22 pm UTC
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Why not cut the longer one so that it's not sticking out like that anymore.


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Re: Throttle Plate Screws [Re: Garret Sliva] #449356
June 22, 2016 04:27 pm UTC
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Cut them and peen them.

Re: Throttle Plate Screws [Re: Garret Sliva] #449357
June 22, 2016 04:44 pm UTC
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Yep cut and peen. I did the same on the TB I ported & polished. Longer bolts, cut to the right length.


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Re: Throttle Plate Screws [Re: Garret Sliva] #449358
June 22, 2016 04:47 pm UTC
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Did you guys cut them down before installing them? That wouldnt cause issues with the threads at all?

Re: Throttle Plate Screws [Re: Garret Sliva] #449359
June 22, 2016 05:33 pm UTC
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Just take them down 2 threads with a grinder and bevel the edge slightly, you won't have any issue.

Honestly the short ones loctited would be fine and won't go anywhere. They don't need 20 ft/lbs of torque on them lol.


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Re: Throttle Plate Screws [Re: Garret Sliva] #449374
June 23, 2016 10:13 am UTC
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Before you decide to cut or grind them. Thread a nut on there to chase it afterwards.


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Re: Throttle Plate Screws [Re: Garret Sliva] #449409
June 24, 2016 05:37 pm UTC
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^ excellent advice!


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