hey well i did the HSR swap and now the throttle cable isnt pushin the rest of the stuff to the adjusting screw on the throttle body anybody kon how to fix this?

 

HuH?

What "Stuff"

The throttle cable does not PUSH anything, it PULLS the blades open.

My stock cable worked just fine with my HSR. I had the nautilus style throttle body, so I had to grind a bit and bend the TB just a hair to make it clear the fuel rail.

 

Same here

 

My throttle cable didn't seem "long enough" after my HSR swap either.... and my throttle body blades didn't close all the way..... so I put a stong "carb type" spring to pull it shut. It works and gives me a great pedal feel.

Some people will bend the bracket @ the gas pedal alittle bit to give the throttle cable "More Length" I never bothered to look there....

Hope that helps.

 

ya exactly wat GTA Sammy said the throttle was long enough to hold the lever to hold everythin against the adjusting screw so it'll hold the throttle bottle where it should be.

wat did u connect the "carb type" spring too?

 

Pictures are worth a thousand words.....
I'll post a picture within a couple of days.... Work tonite, 4 Wisdom teeth removed in the morning....
Had to drill a hole in the bracket though....

 

Hers's the picture I promised...
Hope it helps

 

If you need that spring to help the throttle blades return to the full closed position its likely that you ether have flat spots or wear on the throttle blade shaft, or the spring is too weak to return it to the closed position.

Check the throttle bracket for play in the shaft. If it rotates smoothly, and doesn't seem to catch on anything its likely that the spring could be worn out.


*Whoops*, saw the pic, and though the original poster uploaded it. Though my advice would still be valid for him, if he was having that problem.

 

well the thing is that it worked fine just before the swap with no problems, but after i switched to the HSR it gave this problem. so thats y im thinking it could be the swap that caused it not the actual throttle body it self. maybe im wrong but thats y i came here to find out lol

 

I have the exact same issue with my swap,Ive found that depending on how the throttle cable was routed made a difference in how well the blades would close.I also elongated the throttle cable bracket holes to allow more adjustability instead of using massive strong carb springs and this solved my throttle issue but now my concern is if it will interfere with the tv cable adjustments.I find my car shifts too early just slighty.