Throttle link bar
Discussion
Is this the sort of thing to start with for a proper link bar setup?
https://www.easycomposites.co.uk/#!/cured-carbon-f...
I can then add rose joints etc
https://www.easycomposites.co.uk/#!/cured-carbon-f...
I can then add rose joints etc
I rose jointed mine ages ago.
I used the original bar and two rose joints (one with an anticlockwise thread)
The throttle slop you get, on the worn original ball joint links, makes it harder to balance each side of the throttle bodies.
However, you can still balance them with a worn original throttle linkage, failing that Peter makes them
I used the original bar and two rose joints (one with an anticlockwise thread)
The throttle slop you get, on the worn original ball joint links, makes it harder to balance each side of the throttle bodies.
However, you can still balance them with a worn original throttle linkage, failing that Peter makes them
aide said:
I rose jointed mine ages ago.
I used the original bar and two rose joints (one with an anticlockwise thread)
The throttle slop you get, on the worn original ball joint links, makes it harder to balance each side of the throttle bodies.
However, you can still balance them with a worn original throttle linkage, failing that Peter makes them
Yes, the slop is very annoying and ofcourse varies over temperature (and seemingly over time too!).I used the original bar and two rose joints (one with an anticlockwise thread)
The throttle slop you get, on the worn original ball joint links, makes it harder to balance each side of the throttle bodies.
However, you can still balance them with a worn original throttle linkage, failing that Peter makes them
Peter makes them?
How do I contact Peter?
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