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    hot foot set up

    had an old hot foot , but JR at pitstop hooked me up with one of those nice painted hydromotive hot foots , looks great. well i relocated it a little further up and got it installed , but needed to adjust the full pedal adjustment. took the cowl off my 98 200 vindicator to make sure i wasn't going to far forward, but i couldn't get the carbs to open up perfectly straight , actually it would stop almost a 3/16 shy. shouldn't it open to be able to see in the throat with no butterfly showing??
    is it just a matter of adjusting the WOT stop or is timing involve??
    thanks again guys

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    Re: hot foot set up (toddgot5fish)

    There is a throttle stop (screw) on the linkage at the motor where the cable attaches, it will be close to the cable at the bottom of the linkage, see if that stop is touching the block when the foot throttle is at wide open, motor off of course.

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    throttle stop is touching , i took the ccable off at the motor to operate it from back there. if i loosen the throttle stop it does let the carb flys open more.......

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    Re: hot foot set up (toddgot5fish)

    Wait a minute, this is on a 60 degree motor?

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    Re: hot foot set up (RUSTY63)

    no , getting al to change siggy is like counting money in front of a blind man.......it ain't gonna happen.
    98 90 v 200 vindicator

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    Re: hot foot set up (toddgot5fish)

    Just making sure, send me an IM with a fax number and I will fax you the sync and link procedures tomorrow.

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    Re: hot foot set up (RUSTY63)

    have a manual , and trying to follow sync and link procedures, going in the order it lists , the throttle plates are lined up perfectly on both sides.when i adjusted the low idle stop , this kinda got the carb throttle cam off of alignment, so i loosened the carb throttle cam and re-adjusted to line back up with the hatch mark , it wasn't off more than a 1/16". sound o.k.
    please don't tell me i coming to nashville , BTW cranked up on muffs and idles a 1k

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    Re: hot foot set up (toddgot5fish)

    Man Nashville is fun!! Usually costs a FEW bucks but fun nevertheless!!! BTW I stayed at a holiday inn express while I wuz there!!

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    well then , dangit Mike help me out here bro , if you stayed at hol inn this is childsplay...

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    Re: hot foot set up (toddgot5fish)

    Read the instructions and follow them to the letter, do not go back and check anything, start at step 1 and go to the end of the steps.

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    Re: hot foot set up (RUSTY63)

    10-4 , should be good to go , if not ........ i know , i know , bring the Crown......

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    Re: hot foot set up (toddgot5fish)

    Bud Light Long Necks Ice Cold.....

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    An don't ferget tha dog biscuits like I did!!! I think Buddy actually snarled at me!!

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    Re: hot foot set up (Bassmeister)

    Anything wrong with your old hot foot? You want to sell it? Give me a price. You can bring it to me in Nashville when you come if you can't figure all that out.

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    Re: hot foot set up (fiddlefarter)

    loaded up and headed to guntersvlle, had a new tempest 25+ , and had it on as well. motor ran very strong , more than usual , i think that 3/16" on the carbs that weren't opening up must have made a big difference. rpms only made it to 5700-5800 unless i raised the plate a little more , then could get 6k but not much more on top 65-67. while the tempest is by far best for ease of use , the raker 26 got me to 68 , but had trouble ( FUN ) staying up on the final pad at lower speeds.

    thanks Rusty for the help , hot foot is for sale , 50 plus shipping ...
    oh , and yes all the credit for this topic goes to Bassmeister ....

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    Re: hot foot set up (toddgot5fish)

    That come with a cable?

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    Re: hot foot set up (fiddlefarter)

    sorry Josh , no cable , but my dad is down and lives in Townsend , i could send it back with him and save you the shipping .....
    I'll even throw in a new jar of peanut butter , since your out

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    Re: hot foot set up (toddgot5fish)

    <TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by toddgot5fish &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">loaded up and headed to guntersvlle, had a new tempest 25+ , and had it on as well. motor ran very strong , more than usual , i think that 3/16" on the carbs that weren't opening up must have made a big difference. rpms only made it to 5700-5800 unless i raised the plate a little more , then could get 6k but not much more on top 65-67. while the tempest is by far best for ease of use , the raker 26 got me to 68 , but had trouble ( FUN ) staying up on the final pad at lower speeds.

    thanks Rusty for the help , hot foot is for sale , 50 plus shipping ...
    oh , and yes all the credit for this topic goes to Bassmeister .... </TD></TR></TABLE>

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