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Old Jul 18, 2002 | 03:49 PM
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Supercharger Installation Questions

Hello,
I'm about 85% done installing a 1st Gen supercharger that I got off ebay and have a couple questions.

The automatic transmission cable that connects to the throttle body doesn't seem to be long enough. It has to stretch to reach the throttle body. How do I fix this?

Also, the 1st gen SC (slightly used) came with a 2nd gen installation kit (brand new). Apparently the 1st gen used 2 170mm bolts and one that was around 140mm. There aren't any bolts that are that long included in the 2nd gen kit. Is this right? Where should I go about finding metric bolts that are that long? Thanks for any help.
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Old Jul 18, 2002 | 07:53 PM
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For bolts, Home Depot, they have this bolt section (at least in my area) where it's so low to the ground your are squatting like about ready to take a dump! I am not going to insult your intelligence but obviously you should measure your pitch and based on that, you get a [pitch]mm x [length]mm type bolt.

On the throttle cable, there might be another way to route the line itself so it isn't stretching. I can't really tell you off hand without having a looksee, but that's my suggestion. See if not the line is caught on something.....hmm actually thinking about it should be directly to your cruise control from the TB. Can you take a picture?
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