A
clean, simple throttle stop that holds the throttle lever in the same
position as stock. I could not use the stock stop, however, because it
interfered with the coil bracket. Ultimately I will probably modify or
reposition the coil bracket, the throttle lever strikes it when the
engine lugs and under extreme acceleration.
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The
throttle cable was originally the cruise control cable from a
late-model Honda. I believe it was a 4th generation Accord. It is,
magically, the correct length, has the correct ends and has the clamp
bolts at the throttle body end in the right place. All I had to do to
modify it is trim about an inch of sheath off the throttle lever end of
the cable.
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I
don't love the bracket I made for the throttle lever end of the cable.
It is the one piece on the car that was designed with a hammer instead
of a ruler. But, it works and looks okay if you squint at it. The clamp
is stock Roadster.
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Here's a view of how I made the depressed channel in the top of the bracket to hold the cable in place properly.
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Tuesday, September 6, 2011
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