jus Ported my tb and the throttle sticks a little
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I did, and if you have a cam it needs to be drilled to 3/8"
and not the smaller holes you may see recommended in
some of the older How-To writeups.
For sticking blade, try loosening the blade screws slightly
and let the throttle snap shut (self-centering the blade)
then tighten in place. Then use the stop-screw to keep
the blade from resting against the casting, quite.
and not the smaller holes you may see recommended in
some of the older How-To writeups.
For sticking blade, try loosening the blade screws slightly
and let the throttle snap shut (self-centering the blade)
then tighten in place. Then use the stop-screw to keep
the blade from resting against the casting, quite.
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I did, and if you have a cam it needs to be drilled to 3/8"
and not the smaller holes you may see recommended in
some of the older How-To writeups.
For sticking blade, try loosening the blade screws slightly
and let the throttle snap shut (self-centering the blade)
then tighten in place. Then use the stop-screw to keep
the blade from resting against the casting, quite.
and not the smaller holes you may see recommended in
some of the older How-To writeups.
For sticking blade, try loosening the blade screws slightly
and let the throttle snap shut (self-centering the blade)
then tighten in place. Then use the stop-screw to keep
the blade from resting against the casting, quite.
do u mean the hole in the throttle blade ?