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From: Doug <lancairav8r@gmail.com>
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Subject: Fuel Injection Servo and throttle cable
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Does anyone have a Precision Airmotive EXP fuel injection servo attached 
to a 90 degree elbow to make the servo forward facing? I am trying to 
set up the throttle cable but the way the throttle lever is positioned 
on the servo, I don't see how I can make it work. If this was a vertical 
induction setup the lever would work fine, but in the horizontal setup 
the geometry just doesn't work. Is it permissible to move the lever 
orientation attach on the servo itself? Maybe I've been staring at this 
for too long....HELP!

Doug

Doug Waddingham
Centennial, CO