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11-17-2008, 07:38 AM
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there's got to be an adjustment.
maybe you followed the wrong cable.
i found mine with the same gap after my cam install. i always wondered how much of a difference it made on the dyno...since i only got 382rwhp and was expecteding 390s.
i also found the cable adjustment had slipped over the years (since the cam install discovery)...so i readjusted it, and ziptied the retainer clip on...to help maintain the adjustment.
definatly do the "bump stop mod" to get that blade perpendicular to air flow.
maybe you followed the wrong cable.
i found mine with the same gap after my cam install. i always wondered how much of a difference it made on the dyno...since i only got 382rwhp and was expecteding 390s.
i also found the cable adjustment had slipped over the years (since the cam install discovery)...so i readjusted it, and ziptied the retainer clip on...to help maintain the adjustment.
definatly do the "bump stop mod" to get that blade perpendicular to air flow.
11-17-2008, 09:45 AM
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i'm not even sure that will work.
the adjustment connector is there for a reason.
i'm sure the issue isn't because your gas pedal got bent...so why would bending the other way solve it?
don't band-aid the problem...FIX it
the adjustment connector is there for a reason.
i'm sure the issue isn't because your gas pedal got bent...so why would bending the other way solve it?
don't band-aid the problem...FIX it
11-17-2008, 09:56 AM
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imma take a vid of it to show u that there isnt an adjustment...the other cable thats hooked to the throttle has an adjuster but its tightened all the way....check the thread later today....
