Ya, that does me no good. They basically ask the same question but nobody gives a definitive answer. So does anybody know how to do this? My throttle cable has a little play so I was going to tighten it up but those two bolts on it that secure it to the support, only one is turnable, the other one basically seems like it is welded on and can't turn........so that does me no good. I know you can adjust a lower bolt that would change the distance of the striker but I think that is a no-no as it could modify the butterfly valve at idle............eh, this is annoying.
The easiest thing to do,buy yourself a Weapon R Throttle rotor.If you don't want to screw around with the adjustments,this is the way to go.It gives your four ranges of easy adjustments.I think they are $50,well worth the money.
June '07 VOTM Sept '07 MOTM HCVO /HCMO The Red Devil
Hi Petrucci...I believe someone had a thread a year or so ago about tightening the throttle cable because I ended up doing it as well, I've searched and went back over 2 years and can't find it. Maybe it was longer ago than that.tangerine in this thread... http://forums.genvibe.com/zerothread?id=18683 said he adjusted his cable. Oh wait... I think I found it way back to 2003. http://forums.genvibe.com/zerothread?id=5459. This might help you too.Dave