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New KoP motor Throttle Control Motor
hey,
I wanted to check out the new Throttle Control motor but the info that I found isn't what I'm looking for..
can someone help me please? someone tried it?
btw PN:
AE235100-016

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Re: New KoP motor Throttle Control Motor
http://www.usfirst.org/sites/default...torInfo2.2.pdf

Data on all kit motors.

~18w peak power, ~5300rpm free speed, 12 tooth 20deg pressure angle, 0.75 module gear (metric)
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Re: New KoP motor Throttle Control Motor
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hey,
I wanted to check out the new Throttle Control motor but the info that I found isn't what I'm looking for
What is the info that you are looking for?
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Re: New KoP motor Throttle Control Motor
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http://www.usfirst.org/sites/default...torInfo2.2.pdf

Data on all kit motors.

~18w peak power, ~5300rpm free speed, 12 tooth 20deg pressure angle, 0.75 module gear (metric)
tanks but this motor isn't in this table..
and the info i'm mostly want is the power and the torque.. my goul is to see if its somewere near the CIM or basicly what can I do with it..
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tanks but this motor isn't in this table..
and the info i'm mostly want is the power and the torque.. my goul is to see if its somewere near the CIM or basicly what can I do with it..
Yes it is. 3rd Denso entry on the table.
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Yes it is. 3rd Denso entry on the table.
sorry, I've missed it.. thatks to you both you've really helped!
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Re: New KoP motor Throttle Control Motor
Anyone know what the original use for this motor is?

Trying to track down some kind of adapter for it. COTS part would be nice.
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Re: New KoP motor Throttle Control Motor
As it's name implies, I think it's original use is to control the throttle on an engine. While I'm not an automotive expert, I believe the throttle on a car is fully electronic nowadays. I would assume that when you press the gas pedal in your car that, instead of actually mechanically opening the throttle, you're actually providing input to control this motor that is a part of the system that increases fuel flow to your engine and makes your car accelerate faster.
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