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      07-20-2020, 03:14 PM   #1
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S65 Cylinder/Throttle Body Offset Dimension

Does anyone have the dimension of the throttle body offset/spacing between banks? See picture. I'm not looking for bore spacing, as that's equal on both banks at 98mm.



Figured I'd ask here before I go pulling off my plenum and measuring myself in case anyone has it kicking around or has seen a drawing/spec sheet online.

Thanks in advance!
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I'm thinking that the offset should be the same as the connecting rod width at the crankshaft journal, since cylinders 1,5, 2,6, etc. occupy the same journal. I just finished replacing the rod bearings and still have the oil pan off, so I can measure this for you.
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I'm thinking that the offset should be the same as the connecting rod width at the crankshaft journal, since cylinders 1,5, 2,6, etc. occupy the same journal. I just finished replacing the rod bearings and still have the oil pan off, so I can measure this for you.
Fantastic. Yes, it should be the width of a rod journal, but unfortunately I don't have access to any of those. Thanks very much.
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I was doing some additional digging in this this informative thread and found the following:

http://www.rcollins-home.org/photobu...=1596041750538

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