It doesn't say on any of these, but you will have to slot the holes slightly to get it to adjust.
YouTube - How To Adjust A TPS On Your 86-04 Ford Mustang
LMAO!
Oh wait, it gets better! The fool is doing it on an sn95!
ROFL!!!!!!!!!
ROFL!!!!!!!!!
Personally, I know that adjusting my valve covers gives me an additional 80+HP, and 100+MPG. But, the exact adjustment depends if my car is NA, turbo, or super charged.

ROFL!
Seriously, Joel did a very nice write up on another website. However, the #$#%$ stangnet filters won't allow that url.
So, the following Google search should help:
Last Edit: November 24, 2006, 08:54:53 pm by Joel5.0 - Google Search
And, my old TPS FAQ:
Mustang TPS FAQ
But, I just taught computer control system design and do it for a living. So, WTF do I know?
BTW: The actual code for the fox and sn95 EEC-IV's have been widely available for ~10+ years. If people don't believe Joel and me, then find a grade schooler that knows assembler (yea, they are around, scary for people like me!) and have them look at the code. Heck, for less than $50, they can even download the code that is in any Fox or sn95 EEC-IV. No secrets, no magic.
Gotta go. I just read on the interweb where if I tilt my radiator by 2 degrees, it makes the water flow easier, which means less work for the water pump, which means another 30+HP gain and 50+MPG gain. Yippie!
