i want to know the fastest way to put in vito's t.o.r.s eliminator kit on a blaster. and if they noticed any power gains.

 

removing the tors has nothing to do with power gains. tors i a throttle safety syetems so that if that the throttle sticks that it kills the engine. However some like my self have problems with the tors and have to disconnect it. hope that helps

 

i was reading dirt wheels and they said it would get a 2hp gain

 

well i guess i could be wrong get a second opinoin but you might be getting it confused with like a degree key or something else

 

Hello,
I got a degree key installed om my sons blaster and for the price I really think they make a big gain for the price.

 

why can't i just take the little senser out of the tors housing and use it like that. i looked at it today and it does not seem like it would hurt anything to be off. it does not look like it would help either.

 

The TORS is removed becasue it casuses problems and removing it will make the carburator a more 'fun' thing to do. It makes it look right....

 

doesnt the TORS have something to do with idle speed too?

 

raptor8 is correct, when the TORS is totally removed, you will need to install an idle kit, which involves drilling and tapping a hole for an idle speed screw, then it is just like a regular carb.

 

I think I'll leave mine alone. drilling and tapping aluminum does not appeal to me. And mine works fine so far.
number one rule of mechanics: If it works, dont fix it.

[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]