Product update! Damond Motorsports TB spacer.
 

You guys have asked for it, and we have delivered! Our throttle body spacer for the MS3/6 now is o-ringed! Best part... we're not going to raise the price! $69 shipped, and to add an OEM gasket, just $10 more.

This will work with OEM gaskets, as well as thermal insulator gaskets(though IDK why you'd need one of those on the TB)


For more info and to order yours, please visit: Mazdaspeed 3/6 Throttle Body Spacer | Damond Motorsports





http://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/042...G?v=1433371097

Nice!!

Awesome, about to go to Meth injection, and this seems like the best route to go by far, especially because you can stock out much easier. Not only that, 6 ports, that's enough for all sorts of aux fueling for pretty much any size turbo, plus all the ports are on top or the sides, definitely makes additional nozzles easier to install.

The O rings/price are the cherry on top.

I enjoyed the challenge of lining up two gaskets. Everyone is a bunch of wimps.

Well this work on the CX-7?

Thank you for posting truthful and accurate release notes.

It will depending on your cold pipe. If you're running a stock TMIC, and you have the small coupler connecting the TB to the TMIC pipe, then it might not work, as the spacer will space the TB over just over half and inch. If you have a FMIC or the later 90 coupler then you'll be fine.

This is a pic of that small coupler:

http://farm2.staticflickr.com/1290/7...c2da69d095.jpg

nice, is there a trade in program for those of us who just bought one of these last week? @Matt@DamondMotorsports; ?

What's the inside diameter of your spacer? Curious if this will work on a jmf manifold.

Does any space work with the jmf Mani?

Would like to find out.

Is there a preferred nozzle holder to use with this plate? I tried two of the normal DO holders but it appeared to be impossible to mount them in the holes next to each other as they kept hitting each other while screwing them on. Additionally utilizing the top and other side holes seems to hit the intake manifold. :(

I could be dumb though. I ended up rerunning a single nozzle with a nickel swivel holder.

Do you have any pictures? I've never run any DO nozzles, but I run 2 CoolingMist nozzles next to each other without them contacting each other. I can't really visualize how much larger the DO holders would be to interfere with each other.

It was like I was playing Mario Bros. with those fire line things you had to jump over while one was spinning in the opposite direction when I was screwing them in. Just like in real life, I gave up and used a different one. DO holders are pretty beefy.

I went with this:
http://static.summitracing.com/globa...o-82204_ml.jpg

Those would have zero issue being next to each other.

Also fuck that snow one with the built in check valve. That shit got stuck closed somehow.

So i purchased an AEM meth kit. Can someone tell me if there is enough room the run their nozzle/holder as is on the spacer?... meaning without an angled nozzle holder. I am assuming there is room on the bottom side only... btw this is with a tmic.

I know AEM has some giant nozzles. I've never measured the height on mine, but if you get measurements, I can pop mine off and get comps.

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Well the holder/check valve is 2 inches or so. But to be safe i would say 3-4 inches; facturing in a comfortable meth line angle.

I need to clean my kit anyway, give me a day or two to pull things for measurements. For sure, you'll likely have to go underneath at least, if not use 90*s

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I ordered some coolingmist nozzle holders. I think they'll work without issue as they should have room for the screen portion of the DO nozzles.

AEM nozzle will fit on the bottom port closer to the fan as is (no additional angled piece needed).. just fyi

Btw.. just as a tip to avoid frustration from the o-ring and gasket falling while you are trying to srew in the bolts; use some copper gasket spray or something similiar to keep everything in place.

Some good ol grease can work as well.

Yup. Would of used that if i didnt have copper gasket spray already...

Blood and rage tears provide all of the sticking power required... wait.. thats for the two gasket model.

Fitted this on my setup last weekend, installed a CoolingMist CM7 nozzle on the lower part closest to the cooling fan. Fit nicely.
I used a couple dabs of rtv gasket sealer to keep that pesky gasket o-ring in place.