Stiff throttle spring
Quote from cncjim on August 13, 2019, 11:17 amI had the throttle cable in the hole that is used by the TV correcter bracket and the throttle was ridiculously stiff. After a new tranny and full manual valve body i removed the bracket and put the stud in the top small hole right behind the big hole and WOW what a DIFFERENCE! It works correctly now, so if you can I highly recommend using that hole or the big hole with a bushing setup. The change in leverage is all you need.
I had the throttle cable in the hole that is used by the TV correcter bracket and the throttle was ridiculously stiff. After a new tranny and full manual valve body i removed the bracket and put the stud in the top small hole right behind the big hole and WOW what a DIFFERENCE! It works correctly now, so if you can I highly recommend using that hole or the big hole with a bushing setup. The change in leverage is all you need.
Quote from Deleted user on August 16, 2019, 10:33 pmYep.....
I only recommend a bushing and use the big hole. Especially if using a rod style throttle linkage.
Yep.....
I only recommend a bushing and use the big hole. Especially if using a rod style throttle linkage.
Quote from tlc on October 14, 2021, 4:32 pmHas anyone tried taking the springs loose on the primary and secondary shaft and replacing it with the old style spring in a spring throttle spring? It seems this would provide redundancy for safety purposes.
Has anyone tried taking the springs loose on the primary and secondary shaft and replacing it with the old style spring in a spring throttle spring? It seems this would provide redundancy for safety purposes.