Lokar TCP-1000BGU Hi-Tech Throttle Cable Kit
625-TCP-1000BGU
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Lokar TCP-1000BGU Features:
All Lokar Throttle Cables are available in either stainless steel braided housing, black stainless steel braided housing or black housing. They are designed with a specially extruded liner for extended life of the cable – not to be confused with ordinary braided brake hose. Cables are equipped with aluminum fittings and aluminum ferrules to eliminate fraying. 'U-Cut-to-Fit' outer housing is available in 24 in. or 36 in. lengths with a 'U-Cut-to-Fit' stainless inner wire. Clevis is designed without cotter pins or set screws. Adapts to factory and aftermarket pedals. Custom lengths available upon request. Cables mount nicely with our array of Brackets and Return Springs (sold separately). Kits complete with installation instructions. Polished throttle cables will include polished aluminum fittings. Hi-Tech bl ack stainless cables will include black anodized aluminum fittings.
- Specially Extruded Liner For Extended Cable Life
- Aluminum Ferrules To Eliminate Fraying
- U-Cut-To-Fit Outer Housing
- Clevis Designed w/o Cotter Pins Or Set Screws
- Adapts To Factory And Aftermarket Pedals
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