No, 2004+ (Gen V) are drive-by-wire, meaning no throttle cable, it's all computer controlled. They also have a 4 bolt flange, whereas the Gen 3 is a 3 bolt flange, that's why you need the adapter plate.
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08-30-2013
No, 2004+ (Gen V) are drive-by-wire, meaning no throttle cable, it's all computer controlled. They also have a 4 bolt flange, whereas the Gen 3 is a 3 bolt flange, that's why you need the adapter plate.
GMPP, Votland, Addco
08-30-2013
Lol yeah I just looked at it and saw it had no throttle cableOriginally Posted by Booba5185
08-30-2013
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08-30-2013
Yea, I need one of those, what year did you get that gasket off of? I want one bad now, lol.
GMPP, Votland, Addco
08-30-2013
I found it, they're 06+ gaskets. Mine came off an 04, so I got hosed on that one. I have the part number now, and it's cheaper! Thanks man!
GM part number: 12584411
GMPP, Votland, Addco
08-30-2013
Lol yeah its actually a 06 so that would be why is there a way to use the fuel rails I don't think I can just took them with lol
08-30-2013
You can use it, but you'd have to buy some more stuff, and there is no advantage to it at all. the stock l67 fuel rail works just fine, I have it on mine. Here's a pic, and you can also see the throttle body adapter.
GMPP, Votland, Addco
08-30-2013
The only advantage is they are shiny lol but ill just use mineYou can use it, but you'd have to buy some more stuff, and there is no advantage to it at all. the stock l67 fuel rail works just fine, I have it on mine. Here's a pic, and you can also see the throttle body adapter.
08-31-2013
Steve shine yours up yourself.
Originally Posted by The Sunfire Guy
08-31-2013
Im thinking of polishing the gen v as well, going to see if I have a parts blaster or something at my job
08-31-2013
could I use this n* off a 32 valve deville 98
08-31-2013
08-31-2013
I got this out of a flipped over ss trail blazer I like the look
08-31-2013
I know the Northstar TB is the next engine upgrade I'll be doing, after suspension is done. I know you need a different adapter plate, external MAF, a tune for it, and connectors for the N* TPS, IAC, etc. You can buy adapters for the connectors, or cut your stock connectors off and solder the Northstar connectors (harvested at a JY). You know me, I plan the second one. Thats about all I know about the swap itself, I need to find out what year Northstars are compatible, and all the little details out on the swap.
GMPP, Votland, Addco
08-31-2013
I dont think it will be a easy to get this one to work lol
08-31-2013
The "right" one looks like this:
Not to say you couldn't make the one you have work, but it would be much more effort than finding the "right" one.
The whole N* TB isn't really worth getting into unless you have some more serious mods like ported heads, cam or intercooler.
08-31-2013
Yea, thats why I went the l67 TB route, I needed my car on the road again. The l67 TB's bore is smaller than the Gen V, so it'll be a bottleneck. Not a big one, but something I'll fix down the road, either by porting my TB or going Northstar.
GMPP, Votland, Addco
08-31-2013
Just for our reference, would you know what year(s) those TB's came off of?The "right" one looks like this:
Not to say you couldn't make the one you have work, but it would be much more effort than finding the "right" one.
The whole N* TB isn't really worth getting into unless you have some more serious mods like ported heads, cam or intercooler.
GMPP, Votland, Addco
08-31-2013
Don't bother porting it.
It'll just make tuning it more difficult. If you need the flow, go with the N*. Easier to tune, and flows more.
I believe it's the 00-04 era, but I'm not 100% confident in those numbers. Mostly the start year.
08-31-2013
Awesome, thanks for the info. Whenever I get to the point where I'll be doing the swap I'll compile as much info as I can on the subject.
GMPP, Votland, Addco
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