The throttle cable is also made by
Lokar.
The cable housing is made out of steel braid with a cable running
through it. Lokar provides you with a quick-disconnect on the carburetor
end along with a hex wrench which is used if you shorten the
cable.
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After mounting it in the firewall, the cable needs to be cut
shortened by about a foot.
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The small piece above the peddle is
where the cable will come through. I first drilled a 5/16" diameter
hole through the firewall. Then the two piece aluminum sleeve gets
screwed together.
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After attaching the cable to the
peddle and running it through the firewall, I measured and marked a spot
2" longer than needed like the instructions said.
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Hooking up the cable to the arm is
just a matter of a pin and C-clip. This works well because it allows the
cable to move along with the arm.
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