Moseso
Jedi Knight
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Long ago, thinking I was ordering something else, I got a throttle shaft kit from TRF -- two shafts + four bushings. Recently, I have decided that the installation of, at least, the new shafts would be beneficial.
Q #1: concerns the two little screws holding the butterfly in shaft. They are split and spread to prevent them falling out. I don't worry about wrecking the old shafts. Does one just back them out of their holes, expecting them to squeeze-up as they are removed? Or, does one attempt to squeeze them a bit, with pliers or the like, before backing them out.
Q #2: Are those screws reusable, or is that just asking for one-or-more of them to fail with disastrous consequences?
Q #3: The bushings, should I decide that the new shafts aren't an adequate solution to my slop problem...
I have read the Enco reamer method of SU Carb re-bushing. It looks pretty straightforward. It also looks as though the reamer protrudes plenty far enough through the carb body to get a drill motor onto the shank of the reamer. Is there a good reason that I should NOT attempt to power the reamer in this way? The nut, with the setscrews just seems so Mickey Mouse...
Q #1: concerns the two little screws holding the butterfly in shaft. They are split and spread to prevent them falling out. I don't worry about wrecking the old shafts. Does one just back them out of their holes, expecting them to squeeze-up as they are removed? Or, does one attempt to squeeze them a bit, with pliers or the like, before backing them out.
Q #2: Are those screws reusable, or is that just asking for one-or-more of them to fail with disastrous consequences?
Q #3: The bushings, should I decide that the new shafts aren't an adequate solution to my slop problem...
I have read the Enco reamer method of SU Carb re-bushing. It looks pretty straightforward. It also looks as though the reamer protrudes plenty far enough through the carb body to get a drill motor onto the shank of the reamer. Is there a good reason that I should NOT attempt to power the reamer in this way? The nut, with the setscrews just seems so Mickey Mouse...