Usually i post in the civic/delsol forum, but the parts i'm referring too are all integra...

So like the title says I just installed my Power Throttle body, from here:
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread/1608461.

VERY impressed with the throttle response. Only problem is my LS Cable is just a tad too long. Maybe GSR cable might fit? I know potentially i might be answering my own question but i just want some verification before i go out and buy.

TIA


Modified by Orangedragone at 9:31 PM 9/17/2006

 

im using an ls one and it works fine.

 

PM'd

 

THATS ALL I GOT. HOPE THAT HELPS

 

I believe that the GSR cable is shorted.. I had an LS one on my hatch with LS/VTEC and the cable was pretty long... It was latched to a RPM TB..

 

But that there is a nice looking motor tho..

 

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thanks. looks like **** to me. i got a new valve cover goin on tomorrow and gonna clean the bay up some so it will be cleaner. to the OP, did u figure it out? did the pics help at all?

 

Pm'd again...

 

Bump for anyone who might know the different lengths of various throttle cables....

 

Alright, some pictures of what im talking about....
If you noticed, the cable is adjusted as far as i could get it

 

That is not on there right, the throttle cable should loop around the pulley. I'm suprised you can even get wide-open throttle with the cable attached like that, it should make a half-circle around the yellowish pulley. That is also why you have so muh cable exposed.

 

oh i can still go WOT, the turning radius is only 1/4 of what the old TB was--adds to the amazing throttle response

But yeah, back to getting tension in my cable? Anything?

 

I told you, the cable should wrap AROUND the pulley, not just attach to it. Look at the pulley, it has a 'track' on it that the pulley should sit in and wrap half-way around. Also, you may have to remove the nut holding the pulley on and rotate the pulley 180 degrees.

 

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right, but if you look at the (2nd) picture, i can't exactly do as your saying due to the metal tabs/***** being in the way.

 

You have to take off the nut and spin the pulley on the threaded screw. The flat tab on the pulley should be up against the adjustment screw. It's really not that hard.