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Originally Posted by tryptych
No. Next time you drive your car, listen, and use your head. The secondary butterflies open at 5000 rpm. If yours don't, then maybe you have a problem, but mine have since I bought the damn thing. Try doing a little more work. and the 22 hp. thing, i didn't mean to make it sound like fact, it was something that i was told, and thought i would throw that tid bit out there. Personally, i don't believe it either, i can see about 8.
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Is there a way to see the runner control? In my '96 Taurus you can see the butterflies snap open at 3500RPM from under the hood. Just put it in neutral and yank the throttle cable until you see movement, if they work or not. That might be easier than trying to listen to it as you rev past 5K.