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Peredur
23-02-15, 05:00 PM
Hi,

Has anyone got any info on whether a frontera TB is compatible with a smallblock MPi inlet?

So far, I know that the Carlton 2.4 TB fits, the carlton and frontera TB's ar not the same however the inlets for both cars are the same therefore: the frontera TB should fit.

Does anyone know either way if it works or not?

Thanks!

Novasport
23-02-15, 05:19 PM
Irmscher used a Carlton throttle body on the C16SEi engine. Not sure if it was a 2.4 or a 2.6 engine.

Peredur
26-02-15, 02:50 PM
Right, Just so it's written down somewhere:
The frontera 2.4 throttle body has the same stud pattern as a C14SE/16SE so bolts to the manifold no problem
The butterfly is much larger - 55mm and the internal body does not taper.
The body does not have an ISCV therefore an external one is required (not a problem for me as it'll be running on management that requires a different ISCV)

meritlover
26-02-15, 03:05 PM
Great that someone reported back their findings for future reference.

Good work.

mowgli
26-02-15, 03:38 PM
dangit... if I'd seen this sooner, I'd have confirmed the bolt pattern & mounting size being the same

the 18se AFM is way larger than the E16se one & from a few feet away, it looks identical.. it was fitted on the carlton 1800.

Peredur
26-02-15, 04:07 PM
Thanks Mowgli,

Have you used a frontera TB before?

mowgli
26-02-15, 04:46 PM
nope, but i have a sort of on-off project using a 2.4 cih plenum to make a powerbox that doesn't look like its made from guttering, for an x16xe

i found the manta boys to be quite helpful for parts

Peredur
26-02-15, 05:24 PM
I've got my hands on a TB now courtesy of eBay, just modifying a few things now such as removing the wedge on the butterfly and loosing all the water and servo takeoffs and simplifying the linkage (which in turn reduces weight - a bit anal but every little helps)

meritlover
26-02-15, 05:36 PM
just modifying a few things now such as removing the wedge on the butterfly .....and simplifying the linkage (which in turn reduces weight - a bit anal but every little helps)

at the sacrafice of drivability?

Peredur
26-02-15, 05:39 PM
Because Rallycar lol