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  1. #1 Question on 1998 GTP engine. 
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    I was just wondering if you can put a series 3 throttle body(which has a different mass air flow sensor) on a series 2 engine? It looks to fit perfect but i dont know if there was a significant difference? Or can i just swap them out?
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    no.

    series 3 motors are DBW, series 2 motors use cables.

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    No you can't. 97-03 is a tb mounted maf. Whereas the 04+ are in the intake tube.
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    so a throttle body off of a 99-2003(pontiac, buick) would not fit on a 98...
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    Anything 97-03 is the same bro
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    Quote Originally Posted by 99pgpgt View Post
    Anything 97-03 is the same bro
    Nope.

    Sorta.

    97-98 TB's are different than 99-03.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Fivefingerdeathpunch View Post
    Nope.

    Sorta.

    97-98 TB's are different than 99-03.
    Sorta lol but they are a whole lot more interchangeable than a dbw
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    Quote Originally Posted by Fivefingerdeathpunch View Post
    Nope.

    Sorta.

    97-98 TB's are different than 99-03.
    how so? because i got a differant throttle body with my gen 5 not the one that was on there i was told it was a N* but im not sure

    is the 97-98 cast aluminum and 99-03 plastic?

    this is the one my gen 5 came with (not the best pic but its the only one i have right now)


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    Yeah Eddie. That's a n*
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    But you're missing a few pieces.

    03 GTP...Its got pulleys and stuff.
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    i know i missing a few pieces i have to order them from zzp but i got a good deal on this blower and he threw in the N* for free he didn't say it was a complete set up i got it from my friend
    i have the bolts,vac tree, and BBV i have to order the adapter plate for the N8 and whatever else i need, do you know what else i need?

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    I think you'll have to swap the LIM as well. Not 100% sure on that one. You'd also need the N* adapter plate, the TPS and MAf adapters along with a LQ4 maf.
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    Jfonger: to answer your question. A 97/98 is a Series II, as is a 99-03 (still Series II). The picture of the TB on the Gen V is a Drive By Wire. The bolt patterns are different and you can not put a 04+ Series III TB on a Series II SC. The possibly confusing part is the Series II motor has a Gen 3 M90 SC on it. There are adapter plates to go from Gen V SC (Series III motor) to a 97-03 TB or Northstar TB.

    Eddie: there is no outward visible difference in the 97/98 vs 00-03 TB. The difference is inside when you look at the maf. 97/98 have a post with the maf in it, 99-03 have no post but the maf has a partial post molded into the plastic of it's body. PS beware which adapter you get. That looks like an old N*
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    im going to machine them l67 LIM and i need the N* adapter and this?

    ZZPerformance - Gen 5 to L67/L36 Throttle Body Adapter Plate #ZZ-GEN5L67L36-TBA

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    Quote Originally Posted by BillBoost37 View Post
    Jfonger: to answer your question. A 97/98 is a Series II, as is a 99-03 (still Series II). The picture of the TB on the Gen V is a Drive By Wire. The bolt patterns are different and you can not put a 04+ Series III TB on a Series II SC. The possibly confusing part is the Series II motor has a Gen 3 M90 SC on it. There are adapter plates to go from Gen V SC (Series III motor) to a 97-03 TB or Northstar TB.

    Eddie: there is no outward visible difference in the 97/98 vs 00-03 TB. The difference is inside when you look at the maf. 97/98 have a post with the maf in it, 99-03 have no post but the maf has a partial post molded into the plastic of it's body. PS beware which adapter you get. That looks like an old N*
    thanks Bill and yea i think it is an old N*, which adapter do you think i should get to run this?

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    Ed...I dunno which adapter fits it. Almost looks like someone drilled a hole in the center of the top for the normal N* adapter.

    I've never used a true Gen V LIM on any of my vehicles. I always cut the L67. It's 3/4" and you're there.
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    Boo, crapstar throttle body.

    You'll go back to a ported stocker or an LS1 setup in no time.
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    What's wrong with the N*?
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    Pedal feel...blows.
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    do you's think i should try its? and Bill i plan on cutting my L67 LIM i think that will be better to help me save $$

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