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Hi all,
I inspected yesterday my throttle cable and I noticed that it is starting to come apart where you hook it into throttle handle.
So I decided to upgrade all my cables to stainless: clutch, throttle and front breaks.
For the front brakes, I plan to use 2 separate lines, no more T splitter. Please let me know if you recommend the same products, listed below.
Throttle - Barnett (106-90-30008 pull, 106-90-40008 push)
Clutch - Barnett (106-90-10008)
Front Brakes - Galfer (WARRIOR2LINE-F-BRAKE)
For Barnett, 106 means the shield color. 102 is the stainless steel look and 106 is the chrome look.
Scroll down at the bottom of this page to see the materials.
I tried to use logic related to measurements, but would like to confirm with you if the extra lenght I decided to pick is OK.
I need to know for Galfer what extra lenght do you recommend... I purchased the Carlini Super Sweeps 1.50" width 31.5" pullback 11.5" rise 9" from Pacific Coast Star. Should I add 4" (or more) to the current stock lenght?
Thanks for your help,
Floren
I inspected yesterday my throttle cable and I noticed that it is starting to come apart where you hook it into throttle handle.
So I decided to upgrade all my cables to stainless: clutch, throttle and front breaks.
For the front brakes, I plan to use 2 separate lines, no more T splitter. Please let me know if you recommend the same products, listed below.
Throttle - Barnett (106-90-30008 pull, 106-90-40008 push)
Clutch - Barnett (106-90-10008)
Front Brakes - Galfer (WARRIOR2LINE-F-BRAKE)
For Barnett, 106 means the shield color. 102 is the stainless steel look and 106 is the chrome look.
Scroll down at the bottom of this page to see the materials.
I tried to use logic related to measurements, but would like to confirm with you if the extra lenght I decided to pick is OK.
I need to know for Galfer what extra lenght do you recommend... I purchased the Carlini Super Sweeps 1.50" width 31.5" pullback 11.5" rise 9" from Pacific Coast Star. Should I add 4" (or more) to the current stock lenght?
Thanks for your help,
Floren