throttle pullrod set
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throttle pullrod set
hey guys the spring on my throttle linkage came off my volcano sv, the nut that holds the spring on came off so i lost the spring as well, can i find something locally that would work or do i have to order the wole throttle linkage from a redcat dealer, id rather not wait 4 shipping so if i can get one at my lhs i d rather do that, what do you think?all i need is one of the nuts and the spring
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RE: throttle pullrod set
I've used the spring from a ball point click type pen. You could probablly go to the Local Hobby store to get the Lock ring that goes on the throttle linkage or find some thing at the hardware store that will work.
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RE: throttle pullrod set
hahaha thats weird that was the first thing i thought of,i took a pen apart and actually put it on my truck, i know i need to definitely get a lock ring but the spring seems kinda flimsy and sorta compared to the original, will that cause a problem
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very good idea with the fuel tubing, i have used pen springs on some of my onroad pan cars since the from suspension takes small springs, until i get the new ones, they work fine.
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RE: throttle pullrod set
yeah you know those plastic shock tip eyelets for the shocks on the hurricane? I lost those ages ago and I now also use pieces of fuel tubing in those eyelets. Again its very effective and they even provide some extra cushioning. Very versatile is fuel tubing!
I must admit though I would never have thought of using pen springs hey. They would be the perfect size. Good thinking!
I must admit though I would never have thought of using pen springs hey. They would be the perfect size. Good thinking!