Throttle Re-Indexing after 3200 Spring
This is how I have had mine assembled


I'm going to put it back together with the correct spring in it since I managed to find the one I lost originally and see if that was all that was causing me grief.


I'm going to put it back together with the correct spring in it since I managed to find the one I lost originally and see if that was all that was causing me grief.
Put it back together with the original top hat spring and it seems to be back to working correctly. Guess these things are a little more precise than I figured 
And it is soooo much easier to just pop the throttle shaft out of the housing to hook up the spring versus trying to leave it in and stretch the spring over and hook it on then it not hooking and sending the top hat bits off into oblivion.

And it is soooo much easier to just pop the throttle shaft out of the housing to hook up the spring versus trying to leave it in and stretch the spring over and hook it on then it not hooking and sending the top hat bits off into oblivion.
Yeah I like mine, I never put one on my other first Gen that had an hx40 and pods and this one already feels about as quick and I haven't done any real fuel mods. Those extra rpms really help.
I also gave it a lot more throttle travel which helps a ton also.
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I also gave it a lot more throttle travel which helps a ton also.
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Put it back together with the original top hat spring and it seems to be back to working correctly. Guess these things are a little more precise than I figured 
And it is soooo much easier to just pop the throttle shaft out of the housing to hook up the spring versus trying to leave it in and stretch the spring over and hook it on then it not hooking and sending the top hat bits off into oblivion.

And it is soooo much easier to just pop the throttle shaft out of the housing to hook up the spring versus trying to leave it in and stretch the spring over and hook it on then it not hooking and sending the top hat bits off into oblivion.
James
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