Free GSK done, now Q's
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Free GSK done, now Q's
I did the washer GSK this past weekend, everything went great. She pulls up to 3000 fast, idles the same as before and I love the touchy pedal.
Here's the question, the first 1/4 pedal is the only area that makes a differance in acceleration. The last 3/4's of pedal I have make no differance whether it's at WOT or 1/2, there's no change. Could this be due to me having the stock plate still in it and it's causing it to still defuel as I push the pedal?
Cheers
Here's the question, the first 1/4 pedal is the only area that makes a differance in acceleration. The last 3/4's of pedal I have make no differance whether it's at WOT or 1/2, there's no change. Could this be due to me having the stock plate still in it and it's causing it to still defuel as I push the pedal?
Cheers
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I did the washer GSK this past weekend, everything went great. She pulls up to 3000 fast, idles the same as before and I love the touchy pedal.
Here's the question, the first 1/4 pedal is the only area that makes a differance in acceleration. The last 3/4's of pedal I have make no differance whether it's at WOT or 1/2, there's no change. Could this be due to me having the stock plate still in it and it's causing it to still defuel as I push the pedal?
Cheers
Here's the question, the first 1/4 pedal is the only area that makes a differance in acceleration. The last 3/4's of pedal I have make no differance whether it's at WOT or 1/2, there's no change. Could this be due to me having the stock plate still in it and it's causing it to still defuel as I push the pedal?
Cheers
#3
I did the washer GSK this past weekend, everything went great. She pulls up to 3000 fast, idles the same as before and I love the touchy pedal.
Here's the question, the first 1/4 pedal is the only area that makes a differance in acceleration. The last 3/4's of pedal I have make no differance whether it's at WOT or 1/2, there's no change. Could this be due to me having the stock plate still in it and it's causing it to still defuel as I push the pedal?
Cheers
Here's the question, the first 1/4 pedal is the only area that makes a differance in acceleration. The last 3/4's of pedal I have make no differance whether it's at WOT or 1/2, there's no change. Could this be due to me having the stock plate still in it and it's causing it to still defuel as I push the pedal?
Cheers
for lack of a better term, a 10 will make a world of difference over the stocker in any situation, or if you want even better, and dont mind slightly warmer EGTS the 100 you will love I know, im running one..
The stocker has a really crappy profile and even at forward will still pretty much be lame.. grind that sucker down.. Pics of a 100 in my gallery..
Rick
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Here's the question, the first 1/4 pedal is the only area that makes a differance in acceleration. The last 3/4's of pedal I have make no differance whether it's at WOT or 1/2, there's no change. Could this be due to me having the stock plate still in it and it's causing it to still defuel as I push the pedal?
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even if you don't want to gind it yet just move the stock plate and afc housing all the way forward, you will fell a lot faster than stock, thats what i did to mine with a 3k gsk and its a lot faster than stock now, i happy until i get a new clutch and do more
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Thanks guys. I figured that the plate had alot to do with it, I'm going to grind my plate this weekend.
I've never seen any measurments on how far out the ramp on the 100 sticks out, anybody have one? Do I want to make the ramp as short a possible or is there a science to it? Sould I plan to adjust the govenor arm too or is it going to be fine since I'm using my stock plate to grind from?
Cheers
I've never seen any measurments on how far out the ramp on the 100 sticks out, anybody have one? Do I want to make the ramp as short a possible or is there a science to it? Sould I plan to adjust the govenor arm too or is it going to be fine since I'm using my stock plate to grind from?
Cheers
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Have you guys seen this one!!
Good to see you guys are back, this subject has slowed alot.
I was wondering what you guys thought about the post a guy done, he ground a second washer for the inner spring #3. He said that it took the touchyness out of the throttle's first half. So he has put in two washers, one hits the 2nd spring and the 2nd washer hits the 3rd. What do you guys think?
He said it works great. I guess the way the GSK works is the 2 middle springs are relaced.-----
Marv.
[I just wanted to add, not Hi-jack your thread.]
I was wondering what you guys thought about the post a guy done, he ground a second washer for the inner spring #3. He said that it took the touchyness out of the throttle's first half. So he has put in two washers, one hits the 2nd spring and the 2nd washer hits the 3rd. What do you guys think?
He said it works great. I guess the way the GSK works is the 2 middle springs are relaced.-----
Marv.
[I just wanted to add, not Hi-jack your thread.]
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Thanks guys. I figured that the plate had alot to do with it, I'm going to grind my plate this weekend.
I've never seen any measurments on how far out the ramp on the 100 sticks out, anybody have one? Do I want to make the ramp as short a possible or is there a science to it? Sould I plan to adjust the govenor arm too or is it going to be fine since I'm using my stock plate to grind from?
Cheers
I've never seen any measurments on how far out the ramp on the 100 sticks out, anybody have one? Do I want to make the ramp as short a possible or is there a science to it? Sould I plan to adjust the govenor arm too or is it going to be fine since I'm using my stock plate to grind from?
Cheers
even then, pull up the solenoid, and check that the gov arm wont run under the plate!
ON EDIT: oh i see you have a 95. not so important what i wrote above!
more on a 215 and 180
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Good to see you guys are back, this subject has slowed alot.
I was wondering what you guys thought about the post a guy done, he ground a second washer for the inner spring #3. He said that it took the touchyness out of the throttle's first half. So he has put in two washers, one hits the 2nd spring and the 2nd washer hits the 3rd. What do you guys think?
He said it works great. I guess the way the GSK works is the 2 middle springs are relaced.-----
Marv.
[I just wanted to add, not Hi-jack your thread.]
I was wondering what you guys thought about the post a guy done, he ground a second washer for the inner spring #3. He said that it took the touchyness out of the throttle's first half. So he has put in two washers, one hits the 2nd spring and the 2nd washer hits the 3rd. What do you guys think?
He said it works great. I guess the way the GSK works is the 2 middle springs are relaced.-----
Marv.
[I just wanted to add, not Hi-jack your thread.]
now it makes 2 trucks, who just wont work right after the GWK.
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