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throttle linkage blocks at 85%

Hello,
during some upgrade work on my `87 930 I noticed that the throttle can
be opened only up to ~85%. The linkage touches the engine tin.
Seems I was lucky that the throttle wasn`t blocked at open throttle
during driving.
My car has a G50 swap, maybe thats one reason for this problem.
The engine position is slightly more to the rear end then it would be
without the G50.

Anyone has a picture or drawing showing the throttle linkage
going through the engine tin? Would be very helpful.

Further, how much power I have lost approx. with this limiter?

Falk

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As I know you like pictures, maybe this helps
to understand my problem.

I can reachthis position pushing my pedal full down:


this would be WOT:


here a sketch where I suspect the reason:


and here a picture from my linkage at engine tin:


again, a picture from the linkage going through the
engine tin would be helpfull.


thanks
Falk
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Since it's not stock, you'll just have to wing it and figure out what works.

To get my Carrera TB to feel right, I had to cut and weld all the bell cranks to get the right positions. Your problem might be as easy as just opening the tin a little, but if the angle is really like your pic you might need to modify some bell cranks too.
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Here a picture from the linkage at 85% throotle position.
I suspect, as the engine moved backwards during the G50
swap (not my work) the linkage was not adjusted/bended
correct. I will try to bend the linkage for a better fitment first.

As asked before, a picture of a fitting/original linkage would
help a lot.



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When I put my G50 in I had to completely make a new linkage cause the motor was moved back .625". It took some time.
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I like to bring this back up, as my car is still not ready,
but hopefully soon.

What do you think how much power was not used?
I rechecked that all, the blockade is at 75-80%.
Means, I used max. 80% throttle all the time.
Would that result in 20% less power?

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