CM3 Series Throttle Lock Washers
These are 12 various-sized washers designed to help get rid of most of the “play” in the throttles when the locking pin is engaged. Shown in “Clear Resin” for contrast, these should be used with caution as they are designed to be “tight”. Using a tiny amount of grease that is safe for electronics might be beneficial and when finding the right-sized washer for your throttle you should use extreme caution not to “force” things where they don’t actually fit. These vary in size both in inner and outer diameters by .05mm and I used my throttle as the “center” of this set. Each one is labeled according to its size. These should be considered fragile and a delicate touch is needed while installing them or removing them from the custom box insert or throttle.
Only compatible with the CM3 series Virpil Throttle.
I am not responsible for the negligent handling or installation of these washers and damage can be incurred if proper care is not taken. By purchasing this product you assume and are responsible for any damage you cause as a result of these washers. If proper care is maintained, you have nothing to worry about.
A message from DeathDonky Effective May-18th-2023 affecting this listing:
It seems the hole diameter the “peg” from the right throttle slots into varies more on some units than I initially predicted. If you have any fit issues please reach out to me so we can get that corrected, oftentimes at no extra charge to you. As of now, this seems to be a fairly “isolated” problem but will keep this updated if things change.
These are 12 various-sized washers designed to help get rid of most of the “play” in the throttles when the locking pin is engaged. Shown in “Clear Resin” for contrast, these should be used with caution as they are designed to be “tight”. Using a tiny amount of grease that is safe for electronics might be beneficial and when finding the right-sized washer for your throttle you should use extreme caution not to “force” things where they don’t actually fit. These vary in size both in inner and outer diameters by .05mm and I used my throttle as the “center” of this set. Each one is labeled according to its size. These should be considered fragile and a delicate touch is needed while installing them or removing them from the custom box insert or throttle.
Only compatible with the CM3 series Virpil Throttle.
I am not responsible for the negligent handling or installation of these washers and damage can be incurred if proper care is not taken. By purchasing this product you assume and are responsible for any damage you cause as a result of these washers. If proper care is maintained, you have nothing to worry about.
A message from DeathDonky Effective May-18th-2023 affecting this listing:
It seems the hole diameter the “peg” from the right throttle slots into varies more on some units than I initially predicted. If you have any fit issues please reach out to me so we can get that corrected, oftentimes at no extra charge to you. As of now, this seems to be a fairly “isolated” problem but will keep this updated if things change.
These are 12 various-sized washers designed to help get rid of most of the “play” in the throttles when the locking pin is engaged. Shown in “Clear Resin” for contrast, these should be used with caution as they are designed to be “tight”. Using a tiny amount of grease that is safe for electronics might be beneficial and when finding the right-sized washer for your throttle you should use extreme caution not to “force” things where they don’t actually fit. These vary in size both in inner and outer diameters by .05mm and I used my throttle as the “center” of this set. Each one is labeled according to its size. These should be considered fragile and a delicate touch is needed while installing them or removing them from the custom box insert or throttle.
Only compatible with the CM3 series Virpil Throttle.
I am not responsible for the negligent handling or installation of these washers and damage can be incurred if proper care is not taken. By purchasing this product you assume and are responsible for any damage you cause as a result of these washers. If proper care is maintained, you have nothing to worry about.
A message from DeathDonky Effective May-18th-2023 affecting this listing:
It seems the hole diameter the “peg” from the right throttle slots into varies more on some units than I initially predicted. If you have any fit issues please reach out to me so we can get that corrected, oftentimes at no extra charge to you. As of now, this seems to be a fairly “isolated” problem but will keep this updated if things change.