Always remember that the spring must not act as a stop, instead adjust the throttle pedal stop (see throttle travel distance adjustment)

For the Pagani throttle, you have the option of replacing the spring for a softer feeling (Throttle Spring Replacement).

But you can also adjust the preload on both springs. Adjusting the preload on the throttle spring will shorten the overall spring length, increasing the amount of force needed to activate the throttle initially. Doing so will keep the throttle curves the same but change the initial power required to activate it.

Adjusting the throttle preload can be done in three (3) simple steps:

1. Turning clockwise, loosen the uppermost thumbnut, which locks the lowermost thumbnut in place. It is the one closest to the pedal itself.

 

2. Adjust preload on the spring by turning the bottom thumbnut (in contact with the spring):

3. Turn the uppermost thumbnut counterclockwise to retighten it, locking the bottom thumbnut in its position.

4. Recalibrate your pedals in RaceHub™.
a. Counterclockwise to tighten the preload, making the throttle require more force to engage.
b. Clockwise to reduce the preload, making the throttle require less force to engage.

5. Turn the uppermost thumbnut counterclockwise to retighten it, locking the bottom thumbnut in its position.

6. Recalibrate your pedals in RaceHub™

Remember to adjust the pedal stop, to make sure the pedal arm rests on the pedal stop and not the spring, when fully activated.