sam93
VIC MR Ride Day Organiser
Like the tittle says how to install a throttle the correct way. Yes how hard can it be right installing a throttle? But I have seen a few people having trouble at the local tracks so this should save the hassle. Mostly its the throttle getting sticky and not as smooth as it could be.
The trick is to lube it like it was your missus. Who wants her dry?
well its the same thing with the throttle, I just used engine oil but any other type of lube or oil or grease etc should work perfectly fine.
The main point you need to lube up is where the shaft gets contact with the inside of the throttle. So gets some lube on your finger and rub it all over it.
Pic:
Then also lube around the shaft to make it a little smoother.
Pic:
Also lube the bearing so that it slides a bit easier
Pic:
The main part that causes it to stick and to be rough is where the tube meets the wall refer to first pic so as long as that is mainly oiled it will be heaps better.
Once you do this it should not stick at all (well from the throttle anyway) And be a tad smoother and nicer to use. I have done this on several randoms bikes at the tracks and it always makes it a whole lot better!
Cheers, remember lube is the key to it being smooth
Sam93.
The trick is to lube it like it was your missus. Who wants her dry?
well its the same thing with the throttle, I just used engine oil but any other type of lube or oil or grease etc should work perfectly fine.
The main point you need to lube up is where the shaft gets contact with the inside of the throttle. So gets some lube on your finger and rub it all over it.
Pic:
Then also lube around the shaft to make it a little smoother.
Pic:
Also lube the bearing so that it slides a bit easier
Pic:
The main part that causes it to stick and to be rough is where the tube meets the wall refer to first pic so as long as that is mainly oiled it will be heaps better.
Once you do this it should not stick at all (well from the throttle anyway) And be a tad smoother and nicer to use. I have done this on several randoms bikes at the tracks and it always makes it a whole lot better!
Cheers, remember lube is the key to it being smooth
Sam93.