> These guys in Canada are using a slide throttle as well on a fully

built

  > 20B. If you look closely in the video it doesn't look like the slide
plate
  > is Teflon.  Looks like SS metal or (aluminum?).
  > See video on right side of page.
  > http://mpsys.ca/MPSv1.htm
  >
  > Paul Chang
  >
  > My browser won't work with that .htm Paul.
  > Can you capture a few jpgs from the video?
  > Maybe they are using linear ball or roller bearings.
  > --
  > Paul Lamar ...No rotor no motor.

At the risk of sticking my nose in where it doesn't belong, I went to that
web site and found a bunch of stills. I don't think they show the

internals

of the throttle, but they are interesting. I did not include all of the

pix

there -- just the ones that might shed some light on the intake system.

Doc

OOps! forgot to attach the pix. Here they are.

All I see are flanges. I see no pictures of the slide throtle.

If it is a slide throttle tt better be Teflon or antifriction
bearings with that turbo charger you could easily
lock up a slide throttle.

What is the URL Doc?


Paul Lamar

Paul,
Their on the Video RHS of thumbnails.
The throttle plate seems to have concave opening ( as apposed to your
convex/ round slide openings - which gives a smaller initial/ idle opening.
Probably less sensitive at low RPM.
George (down under)

Can somebody capture a sreen shot of the video.

Paul Lamar ...No rotor no motor.

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