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Old 03-25-2006, 08:40 PM
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Is anyone using anything different for a throttle cable? I am trying to find a lokar or similar cable that will fit my Holley throttle cable bracket better.

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Motor cycle or GO Kart throttle cable work well, especially with teflon inner liner. No too pricey either

For my throttle cable on my Webers I am using what was a clutch cable that was plastic coated & teflon lined sourced from a Honda lawnmower. (Don't laught until you look at it)
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Lokar cables are easy to find, just do a google search.

Here is another resource...http://www.controlcables.com/Search....s+%26+Hardware
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I used a Lokar LOK-SRK-4000 bracket, Lok-TC-1000HT48 cable &
a LOK-SG6016 throttle pedal on my West Coast Cobra. Works great!

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Tom, Rick is right, the local rice rocket dealer let me look over his selection of cables for correct length and as said, not to pricey. Another source of hard to find items is 'aircraft spruce', they'll send you a free catalog.
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