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> GoWesty throttle bodies back in stock
JamesJ
post Nov 13 2025, 04:16 PM
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A while back I had read a lot of useful information on Shoptalkforums on this.

If I recall, the 2 liter heads need the 2 liter runners. Then you use the L-Jet plennun with longer flexible interconnecting tubes. Now for the L-Jet plennun, these is also a debate about its volume and this is where bus plenum can potentially be used if I recall. Again I was actively reading about this a few years back.

This guy having build a type 3 wagon (Squarch) had a 2.3 type four engine mated to a 901 and the car was equipped wit a 911 rear suspension if I recall. He had tried a bunch of things with L-Jet, 2 liter based engine (heads), megasquirt, others...

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