Anybody make their own fast idle solenoid for AC

The thing is, you don't need anything that big or strong, or that draw so much current, and those are probably not rated for continuous operation.

The old original Mopar (sixpack) solenoids were not strong enough to "pop" a throttle up off idle, but rather popped out after you gave the thing a little bit of fuel. Remember too, that originally these were powered off the "ignition run" circuit, which ain't all that big a wire, and is NOT fused!!

I'm not saying you have to use the 60# model, they make smaller ones, and as far as the wiring, that's why they make relays. Everyone is complaining about the Holley and all of the other solenoids being too weak to actually move the throttle and having to bump the pedal. I don't find that to be a solution. I'm pretty sure none of them has the power that one of these shaved door solenoids has. As far as continuous operation.......if these things failed all the time, that would suck and leave you unable to open your door.