Weapon R throttle rotor
25-Jul-2002, 01:38 PM
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The benefits explained in that article seem to be the same realized when tightening up the throttle cable. I tightened up my throttle cable a while back and got better throttle response (and it was free 
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27-Jul-2002, 12:05 PM
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Originally posted by EL_Sport
The benefits explained in that article seem to be the same realized when tightening up the throttle cable. I tightened up my throttle cable a while back and got better throttle response (and it was free )
The benefits explained in that article seem to be the same realized when tightening up the throttle cable. I tightened up my throttle cable a while back and got better throttle response (and it was free
)
exactly my thoughts. maybe next meet we could show people how to do this "mod"
30-Jul-2002, 01:44 PM
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Originally posted by Jugglez
Adjusting the tension on the throttle cable is going to effect your idle rpm. You want your car to idle at 700-800 rpm. If it's already idling at this figure I wouldn't touch it.
Adjusting the tension on the throttle cable is going to effect your idle rpm. You want your car to idle at 700-800 rpm. If it's already idling at this figure I wouldn't touch it.
31-Jul-2002, 07:33 AM
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Originally posted by BellaRSport
Jugglez i'm talking about removing the slack from years of usage. if they want to go farther then they can do it themselves. i hope to be there Wed to show D-Type
Jugglez i'm talking about removing the slack from years of usage. if they want to go farther then they can do it themselves. i hope to be there Wed to show D-Type
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