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> MegaSquirt - TPS options?, Looking for a clean fit.
3d914
post Nov 1 2003, 07:44 PM
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Saw how Dave used the Subi TPS with some modification.

Have others tried any other TPS (must be a POT) with less hassle?

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post Nov 2 2003, 08:42 AM
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This is how I did my TB, the TPS is from SDS. I think the TPS for the Djet TB rotates the opposite way from most TB's and are a bit hard to find. But SDS does have them and will sell single parts. The price has gone up since last spring though, it's $68.

http://www.sdsefi.com/

I took an old Djet TPS and cut/broke off everything but the adjuster plate. Then took a couple of machine screws and mig welded them on. I had to file the flat on the TB shaft just a hair. A couple of washers for spacers, a bit of locktite on the nuts, because you can’t crank the nuts down too tight and your done.
It's bolts up and adjusts just like stock.


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