Throttle Cable Adjustment

Throttle Cable Adjustment

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Griffinr

1,017 posts

174 months

Friday 13th May 2016
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This was my solution at the pedal end. It's a small clamp with a long bolt that stops the top of the pedal.

Lewis's Friend

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1,026 posts

190 months

Friday 13th May 2016
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Again, thanks for all the pictures and advise. I'll have a look at the pedal setup and put a stop in (of it hasn't already been done - it was a PHer's so maybe already been done).

Another little project! Still, this is why I bought it. Half to drive and half to tinker... Although I think I'm about to get a Trabant on my drive soon which was going to be my summer time-waster!

LawrieS

338 posts

116 months

Friday 13th May 2016
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Can confirm my S3c also has this arrangement.

Never noticed it myself before now.



I recently adjusted my cable as the pedal was constantly getting stuck on the carpet, it's also pretty close to the end of travel on the adjuster. Are you saying you now have a little more to play with since moving to the original fitting point?

Need to get the peddle stop sorted before Euro tour, so simple!

Also interested in a replacement cable, are they available off the shelf?


Alan461

853 posts

131 months

Friday 13th May 2016
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Got a pedal stop spare if you want?
I think the cables are hard to find but you could do away with all that linkage crap and have a connection direct to the plate which would give loads of scope to adjust the cable.
I'm making some cable brackets up for Stewart (maybe not in stainless) so I could do another

LawrieS

338 posts

116 months

Friday 13th May 2016
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Yes please, have no plans if you're around this weekend?

Lewis's Friend

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1,026 posts

190 months

Saturday 14th May 2016
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LawrieS said:
I recently adjusted my cable as the pedal was constantly getting stuck on the carpet, it's also pretty close to the end of travel on the adjuster. Are you saying you now have a little more to play with since moving to the original fitting point?
The outer pivot is further away (not by much admittedly!) from the cable adjuster than the original position. Because you're pulling the cable a bit tighter, you're effectively giving yourself a bit more adjustment.

Brian6600

22 posts

151 months

Saturday 14th May 2016
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Just out of interest I obtained my Throttle Cable Clips from
Burton Power. Code TCCLIP at 97p each including VAT. Don't know
postage as they were in a bigger order.

Brian

Oldred_V8S

3,715 posts

238 months

Saturday 14th May 2016
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Griffinr said:
This was my solution at the pedal end. It's a small clamp with a long bolt that stops the top of the pedal.
That is a neat solution; what is the clamp off?

LawrieS

338 posts

116 months

Sunday 15th May 2016
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With many thanks to Alan angel

Never noticed the TVR pedal rubbers before, could do with a clean, not a fan of interior cleaning rolleyes





Though noted with the S3c arrangement, the cable is under a lot of tension to get the last few mm's of movement to wide open at the throttle body. More than I would have ever given it in the past, another 10bhp on top of the 20bhp at last adjustment wink

Plan to move my cable to the original nipple ASAP smile

phillpot

17,116 posts

183 months

Sunday 15th May 2016
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Variations on a theme......... wink


Griffinr

1,017 posts

174 months

Sunday 15th May 2016
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Oldred_V8S said:
That is a neat solution; what is the clamp off?
I made it up from steel flat welded together.

joe-motion

123 posts

65 months

Sunday 20th January 2019
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phillpot said:
Variations on a theme......... wink

What length is the steel bracket you fabricated? Ive seen this which im hoping will do the job with a rubber stop on the end?



phillpot

17,116 posts

183 months

Sunday 20th January 2019
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joe-motion said:
What length is the steel bracket you fabricated?
It's adjustable but set at near enough four and a quarter inches.

things are a bit different at the other end which may effect the height you need? ..... clicky