Throttle issue
- donkeychomp
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Throttle issue
Ever since I've owned the LJ the throttle has been way to light, makes it hard to maintain a constant speed over rough ground. I've had the big coil spring off the actual pedal but it can't be wound up any tighter. Would a stiffer spring on the carb work or would that damage it?
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Re: Throttle issue
Lighter foot.
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Re: Throttle issue
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Re: Throttle issue
I don't know about damaging the carb, but I think this is the reason so many people add a hand throttle, mate. Shouldn't be the hardest thing to do, should it?
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- donkeychomp
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Re: Throttle issue
Yes but it's when I use it on the road as well. The potholes here are insane after that weather. Softer shocks would help but that costs a damn sight more than a small spring. Going to try some and see.
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