Livorsis new throttles
02-16-2004, 10:01 AM
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Gaffrig vs Livorsi...
Both companies offer excellent products & service. They both offer throttles/shifters. It just boils down to personal preference. Ed
02-16-2004, 10:54 AM
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The Problem I have with my Top Gun is that I cannot reach the throttles when I am planted in my bolster and running more than half throttle. I have foward canted Livorsi's. (no short jokes!!!!)
I was going to replace them with the new racing style straight livorsi's, but I am not sure if the straight handle will give me enough reach. Now these pistol grips will definately do the trick.
Now the questions is do I wait to see what the deicated pistol grip throttles will look like, Any suggestions and any other possible solutions to my "lack of excess height"
Dan
I was going to replace them with the new racing style straight livorsi's, but I am not sure if the straight handle will give me enough reach. Now these pistol grips will definately do the trick.
Now the questions is do I wait to see what the deicated pistol grip throttles will look like, Any suggestions and any other possible solutions to my "lack of excess height"
Dan
02-16-2004, 11:00 AM
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BustedGun,
I had the same problem with my TG and "Gaffrig" throttles a couple of years ago. I took the throttle apart and turned the arms around so they canted back towards my hand. Had to do a little bit of filing to get the trim switch wires to run through. Works great now!
I had the same problem with my TG and "Gaffrig" throttles a couple of years ago. I took the throttle apart and turned the arms around so they canted back towards my hand. Had to do a little bit of filing to get the trim switch wires to run through. Works great now!
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