lightweight throttle pulleys???
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From: Chicago, IL, USA
Hey, that's looks pretty...
Ya know... you can achieve the same throttle response just by tightening up the slack on the throttle cable. Mine is stock; everybody who has drived my car says that the throttle is so responsive/sensitive. My brakes would be the same if I were to replace my pads... I'll be needing to do that sometime soon.
It looks pretty though...
Ya know... you can achieve the same throttle response just by tightening up the slack on the throttle cable. Mine is stock; everybody who has drived my car says that the throttle is so responsive/sensitive. My brakes would be the same if I were to replace my pads... I'll be needing to do that sometime soon.
It looks pretty though...
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30 bucks is alot to a poor college kid whose daily dream is something nice off the dollar menu at mcdonalds... God I'm so poor ..lol
30 bucks is alot to a poor college kid whose daily dream is something nice off the dollar menu at mcdonalds... God I'm so poor ..lol
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that is the most worthless mod i've seen.
it doesn't do anything.
you'd get better throttle response from getting any kinks in your throttle cable out.
skip it and get an all new bigger tb, so you'll actually find better throttle response.
it doesn't do anything.
you'd get better throttle response from getting any kinks in your throttle cable out.
skip it and get an all new bigger tb, so you'll actually find better throttle response.
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From: Chicago, IL, USA
Originally posted by jonjon
how would you go about tightening the throttle cable? Is there tension adjustment at the throttle rotor itself?
how would you go about tightening the throttle cable? Is there tension adjustment at the throttle rotor itself?
Originally posted by NeverBX
it wouldnt be wise to tighten it to the point where you have no deflection.
it wouldnt be wise to tighten it to the point where you have no deflection.
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From: Hawaii
Originally posted by xivera
It's just a matter of adjusting the nuts... not too much though!
Why?
It's just a matter of adjusting the nuts... not too much though!
Why?
if you dont allow the proper amount of deflection it can lead to throttle sticking and binding. deflection is the amount of travel the cable can move from side to side, it basically ensures proper opening and closing of the throttle and also in case your throttle sticks with the proper amount of deflection you wont be stuck at 4000rpms or what not when you let off the accelerator.