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LSA swap, trying to figure out throttle linkage/cables?
Seeing if anyone has any ideas here. The factory linkage 33C cables are a stiff ended design with about 3" of travel. The factory TB on these engines are a cammed design with a flexible cable. Cable comes over the top and goes around the cam then hooks into one of the holes on bottom. Length of pull Id say is roughly 1.5-2"
https://cimg2.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.off...2dd362c7ec.jpg Might be able to affix std linkage to the throttle cam with some kind of swivel pin, but is there a way to change the length of travel in the shifter itself? |
On many types of throttles, you can adjust the amount of throw by connecting the 33cc cable in a different spot on the bottom of the lever.
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Originally Posted by Griff
(Post 4624496)
On many types of throttles, you can adjust the amount of throw by connecting the 33cc cable in a different spot on the bottom of the lever.
These Keikhafer controls only haveone place tomount them. Posted picture on another thread somewhere on here when i asked if it was possible to flip them |
LSA is drive by wire
i dont think a cable unit will clear the cooler |
Originally Posted by LTZCrew
(Post 4624744)
LSA is drive by wire
i dont think a cable unit will clear the cooler |
make a arm and attach to the cam bringing it up to get a strait line with a bracket you will have to make to of intake. play with heights to get the ratio that works with your throttle assy.
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Originally Posted by GrannySShifting
(Post 4625037)
its not a whole LSA pullout. LSA blowers on different shortblocks, custom throttle cable bracket I use on drive by cable swaps
https://marineenginedepot.com/MP/Mar...-with-Bracket/ |
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