just saw this...would this work to fix the problem? how hard would it be to install? i have heard some say that putting in new bushings is quite hard and can require machine shop tools i.e. lathe
Just installing throttle shafts may not be the fix, the base is aluminum, its most likelt worn too, i would just bite the bullet & get a new base, NOW, AED has stock type base for around 100.00 bucks includeing 4 corner idleing, but for the little extra, you can get a billet like the one i showed you, installing bushings is not that bad, but the tool is about the cost of a billet base, Hmmmmm lol.