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  GSXR Throttle sat on top of the machined intake manifold

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  ITB's look cool :o)

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  6 ITB's from the GSXR spaced out next to the machined intake manifold.

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  Using the a bit of the stock manifold means the injectors sit in exactly the right place. The holes on the GSXR thottles will be plugged.

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  You can see the oil return is taken care of by using the stock manifold. The GSXR bodies will need spacers. Additionally tubes will need welding on to the manifold that the GSXR throttle will attached to by tube.

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  Suzuki GSXR 600 K3 throttle bodies x2

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  A spare M20B25 intake manifold to be attacked with an angle grinder and hack saw!

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  This what the back of the stock manifold looks like

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  Machining the M20 intake on the lathe using the piller drill and milling bit

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  Another shot on the lathe

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  Two sets of ITB's give you 4 bolts to screw them together - not long enough for 6 throttles. The solution is to chop the thread off two of them and the head off the other two. Then the 4 bits are welded together to create one long bolt.

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  After welding the join is ground down to make it round and smooth.