Do all classic Subaru's have...
#1
Do all classic Subaru's have...
stiff accelertors? Not as in it getting stuck or anything, just compared to my previous cars it's a bit tougher to push. You have to be more aggressive.
Thanks
Thanks
Last edited by Saalro; 28 September 2017 at 08:59 PM.
#2
It shouldn't be stiff at all....
Check the routing of the cable is correct from the bulkhead through the engine bay.
Remove the cable at the throttle body end and check the cable inner runs smoothly through the outer of the cable.
Check the throttle cable linkage on the throttle body has a smooth action.
Check the pedal moves freely at it's hinge point in the pedal box.
Check the routing of the cable is correct from the bulkhead through the engine bay.
Remove the cable at the throttle body end and check the cable inner runs smoothly through the outer of the cable.
Check the throttle cable linkage on the throttle body has a smooth action.
Check the pedal moves freely at it's hinge point in the pedal box.
#3
It shouldn't be stiff at all....
Check the routing of the cable is correct from the bulkhead through the engine bay.
Remove the cable at the throttle body end and check the cable inner runs smoothly through the outer of the cable.
Check the throttle cable linkage on the throttle body has a smooth action.
Check the pedal moves freely at it's hinge point in the pedal box.
Check the routing of the cable is correct from the bulkhead through the engine bay.
Remove the cable at the throttle body end and check the cable inner runs smoothly through the outer of the cable.
Check the throttle cable linkage on the throttle body has a smooth action.
Check the pedal moves freely at it's hinge point in the pedal box.
Would still like to know what other peoples accelerators are like.
Thanks
Last edited by Saalro; 28 September 2017 at 09:00 PM.
#4
Well, they're not 'terrier straining at the leash' hair triggers like, say, a Pug 205 GTI's is, that's for sure. But they're not 'sticky', if that's what you mean? I suppose they are a bit resistive...... but just as well they're not like a 205's, as you'd lose you licence pretty quickly lol.
#5
Well, they're not 'terrier straining at the leash' hair triggers like, say, a Pug 205 GTI's is, that's for sure. But they're not 'sticky', if that's what you mean? I suppose they are a bit resistive...... but just as well they're not like a 205's, as you'd lose you licence pretty quickly lol.
Yeah i didn't think about that, you would be going fast all the time without trying lol.
Thanks
Last edited by Saalro; 28 September 2017 at 08:59 PM.
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#9
Part of the perception of the throttle's 'reluctance' will be the psychological effect of the before/after transistion of the boost coming full on, don't forget
Last edited by joz8968; 20 December 2009 at 01:15 AM.
#10
For peace of mind, just check everything from the throttle pedal to the throttle body linkage, and lubricate all the moving parts with a light oil like 3in1 or WD40.
The last thing you want is a sticking throttle
The last thing you want is a sticking throttle
#11
I had the throttle stick wide open on my own first ever car (Fiat Supermirafiori 1600 TC) at only 18yo, and only a few weeks/months of passing test. Bloody put the wind up me, I can tell ya.
Last edited by joz8968; 20 December 2009 at 01:41 AM.
#15
Never heard of 'em.
What do you mean no reason for asking? I'm confused by your post lol (doesn't take much in my advancing dotage lol).
What do you mean no reason for asking? I'm confused by your post lol (doesn't take much in my advancing dotage lol).
Last edited by joz8968; 20 December 2009 at 11:40 PM.
#16
Scoobyworks- Subaru Performance Tuning, Mapping & Servicing
Last edited by Saalro; 21 December 2009 at 12:45 PM.
#17
Ah, interesting. They're the new tuning division of Scoobyworld. Been to S'world before to buy a replica STi v.5 rear wing.
Anyone know who does the mappping there?
Anyone know who does the mappping there?
Last edited by joz8968; 23 December 2009 at 04:08 PM.
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