i machined one out last year for PeteG40 and didn't manage to do the T piece very well, i need to make a new fixture for this so this may take a little time.
i stripped his throttle body down, bored it out to 50.8mm and made a butterfly to suit. if you notice on a stock de-wedged throttle body the butterfly doesn't seal properly, this must be one of the reasons why the wedges were origionally fitted.
another problem i had was getting a good finish, it was smooth but didn't look it. someone once mentioned the surface had to be as smooth as glass to restrict airflow turbalance, personally i can't see how this matters on the throttle body as the air has just passed a T piece on top, the shape of the T piece is more than enough to cause turbalance.
basically all i'm saying is you'll get a bored out throttle body to 50.8mm, fully re-assembled and working.
i am trying to figure out how to machine both the throttle body and T piece in one go.
Cheers Tom