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I wanted the lokar myself but didnt want to spend the cash so I picked up: http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/CURVE-STAINLESS-BRAIDED-THROTTLE-CABLE-XR-CRF50-50-CB09_W0QQcmdZViewItemQQ_trksidZp4506Q2ec0Q2em245QQhashZitem53d79df560QQitemZ360099738976QQptZMotorcyclesQ5fPartsQ5fAccessoriesQQsalenotsupported

 

It's a little more work but the curved end worked out nice to re-direct the pull on my Su's spindle :) $15.00 free shipping!

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I notice the Lokar price goes up with each new post :-)

 

The B110/B210 cable (at $15 new) or B310 (Datsun 210) cable bolts directly to a Single weber. You just unbolt whatever lever is on the weber and bolt the Datsun B110/B210/B310 wheel-type lever on. You can also buy this type of lever from Redline Weber or other carb shops. Picture is a Weber DGV but this also applies to single Weber DCOE sidedraft:

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On the pedal side, the B110/B210 cable differs from the B310 cable

* B210: ball end

* B310: loop end

Hence the use of 521 pedal or '210' pedal

Make it all Nissan, use genuine Nissan parts. Just say no to aftermarket linkage.

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thats a good question it would have to be a long one though the one i got is about 3 feet long with about 2 feet of sheilding and the cable itself reaches the radiator support you would need one longer then that considering the throttle is on the other side i would think the lokar would be best for your application

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