hey guy i am having a hard time understanding how loose the throttle cable has to be, i read it has to be 1mm loose is this correct? also how should it be loose like when i pull the cable like the slack or if you touch the cable side ways. when i press down on the cable with my finger it has more than 1mm of slack but if i pull the cabe with my fingers it has 1mm of slack. Could someone help me understand this better. Thanks

I have two '86s, but my DD has an '88 engine, tranny, and rear end in it. Long story short, I took the '86 injectors out of the garaged car, and ran them in my DD. So, now that I'm getting the better car on the road, how will the DD run, if I put the primary and secondary injectors in it, instead of the two 850s it should have? Curious about what opinions I'll get here, along with how they'll be worded. Can I do it, and temporarily get away with it? I can't see any valuable reason why not.

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Good morning all from sunny San Diego! I've been surfing the forum for over a month now, in anticipation of finally owning my first Starion. As of Sunday, I am the proud new owner of an 87 ESi-R! She's a project, and the engine is a basket case, but mostly there. The long block has been rebuilt, with both bsek and jet valve elimination. I haven't yet checked all of the numbers to see what ecu is in it, but will do that today. I've search a few other forums, and by far the has Been the most user