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Model specific boards => Golf mk4 => Topic started by: jamie16v on 07 July 2009, 19:21
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as above, does it cause any restriction to the throttle at all?..
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I wouldn't of thourt so imo
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I asked Nick that same question a while ago...but apparently if you remove it and floor it you could break some bracket
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oh, :undecided:
which bracket would that be then, and still, is it causing any restriction?..lol
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no your throttle butterfly can only open so far. As yours is AGU get someone to put the pedal to the floor with the engine off and you'll see the throttle hit the stopper on the housing before you get to the rubber bit under the pedal
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I have been asked, many times.. if removing that will give a performance increase. Being a p!ss taking bstard though i usually suggest that if they cut a hole in the floor pan they can press the pedal even further for more power :lipsrsealed:
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I have been asked, many times.. if removing that will give a performance increase. Being a p!ss taking bstard though i usually suggest that if they cut a hole in the floor pan they can press the pedal even further for more power :lipsrsealed:
lol, funny answer, but you get the drift..
i just thought it may have restricted the butterfly from opening fully...
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nah its just so you dont stretch the cable or strain the butterfly
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nah its just so you dont stretch the cable or strain the butterfly
ahhhh, i seeeee...lol
cheers!
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lol toph i love your wording sometimes :laugh:
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yeah if you take it off you should get an extra 200bhp vw only put them on the gtis to sell more r32"s :rolleyes:
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yyyyaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaawwwwwnn............. :rolleyes:
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yeah if you take it off you should get an extra 200bhp vw only put them on the gtis to sell more r32"s :rolleyes:
LMAO!! :grin: :grin:
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basically the question was, does it cause any restriction to the throttle body, not will i get and extra trillion brake horse if i remove it.. stupid peeepulssss :tongue: :laugh:
p.s.. no no, im not kicking off..