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right now the answer in the back of my mind would suggest using a bike brake cable.... but instead of laying out hard currency for parts that might or might not fit i thought i'd ask you lovely people. any ideas? ITB's are off a GSXR750 if that makes any difference.  |
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have you asked on turbosport?
i know theres a few conversions on there and there may be the same as yours or similar.
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I used a frankencable fashioned from Merc Vito rear door catch cable, bike inner with Micra pedal end and a solderless nipple on the carbs end.
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I just used the standard cable that came with the car. Chopped it short and fitted a solderless nipple to keep it all togeather.
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I just used the standard cable that came with the car. Chopped it short and fitted a solderless nipple to keep it all togeather. that could be an option, what's a solderless nipple when it's at home? ;D |
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Solderless nipple:  brings up some good results in google search btw ;D |
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rtlkyuubi
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or go on ebay and buy a universal throttle cable. They cost pennies and I'm using 1 as a throttle and 1 as a choke cable on the carbs in the viva
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I was gonna put the link up for where I bought mine but I cant find it. Thry were quite cheap and came with 3 or 4 different ends to use.
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Last Edit: Feb 7, 2010 15:12:28 GMT by rtlkyuubi
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FSE do them for like £2 each, not sure on the postage and you have to phone them up, got one off ebay for like £3.50 instead ;D
i did google search BTW, but it bought up an array of things that you "could" have meant, just wanted to be exact ;D
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I did google search BTW, but it bought up an array of things that you "could" have meant, just wanted to be exact ;D Cars are hilarious ;D |
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madmog
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Feb 10, 2010 22:28:47 GMT
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universal rear bike brake from Halfords and solderless nipple does the job on R1 carbs. Lead end might need a bit of filing to fit easily. I keep a spare cable in the boot too just in case.
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