Throttle stop on pedal?

Just wondering if the PFM should have a stopper on the throttle pedal.

I see a threaded hole that would line up on the end of the chassis. But currently no stop, seems to hit a hard stop at the engine (throttle plate I assume).

Good to add a stopper at the pedal or not needed?

Thanks.

I don't know about a PFM, but my view is stop the pedal and save the cable/engine throttle arm. I learned this the hard way in an old FF with a motorcycle throttle cable connection and a Datsun 510 with a mechanical connection. Going fast with the engine idling is really hard.

Steve

Yes, you need a throttle stop inserted in the tub behind the pedal.

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Originally Posted by Fred Michael

Yes, you need a throttle stop inserted in the tub behind the pedal.

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Thanks, I found the bolt in the bolt list 1 1/4" I'll have to check again, it felt like I needed a 2-2.5" bolt at least, but maybe it's deceiving!

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Originally Posted by Jamesbe

Thanks, I found the bolt in the bolt list 1 1/4" I'll have to check again, it felt like I needed a 2-2.5" bolt at least, but maybe it's deceiving!

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It will 100% depend on how your pedals are set up for you and how you construct the stop.
Once it is in it makes it extremely easy to set full throttle and it will save your throttle cable from pre-mature failure